Huge loophole found in Googles search engine rankings algorythm!

I'm not too sure how long this is going to last before it gets spammed the hell out of but a massive loophole has been discovered in Google's search algorythm by our search team over the last week!

We noticed a massive surge in traffic to one of our sites overnight, from approx 50 visitors per day to over 1,500! The reason? A lone image on the site that had been labeled 'no smoking sign' and then found on Google images in number 1 position and hit time upon time. Now why would this little image be made number 1? Well, we had originally downloaded it from Google images whilst it had the title 'no smoking' and we renamed it simply adding the word 'sign' to the end to make it more descriptive.

The surge in visitors could be put down to a simple fluke, however, we tried the same with other images found on Google image search and then added to the description rather than changing it completely. The result??? Loads and loads of extra visitors.

It seems then that by incorporating a google image into your site and then adding to the description and making it more descriptive, Google will boost that image up the rankings and use your site as the one that visitors get sent to.

A handy hint I'm sure you'll agree, now go forth and use it! (until it gets banned)