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Thanks. &nbsp;I see it is the name that is both in the title and alt tag. &nbsp;Maybe that space is not as crowed as I thought. &nbsp;But it seems odd that a site with nothing but an image would out rank sites with a similar subject in the same metro area with much more real content.
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Thanks.  I see it is the name that is both in the title and alt tag.  Maybe that space is not as crowed as I thought.  But it seems odd that a site with nothing but an image would out rank sites with a similar subject in the same metro area with much more real content.

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I fully understand all the white hat factors. &nbsp; <br />
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I don't see any backlinks by googleing link:cameroninvestments.co<wbr />m and googleing just &quot;lcameroninvestments.com&quot; comes up with just a few actual sites. &nbsp; <br />
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Maybe it is just not that great of a keyphrase. <br />
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Thanks
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I fully understand all the white hat factors.  

I don't see any backlinks by googleing link:cameroninvestments.com and googleing just "lcameroninvestments.com" comes up with just a few actual sites.  

Maybe it is just not that great of a keyphrase.

Thanks

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I just did a search for &quot;Boise Investments&quot; and what came up after the local results was the site, cameroninvestments.net. &nbsp;The site is just an image without any real text. &nbsp;I have a good understanding of basic seo but does anybody have an idea how a site gets to the top of a general search term in a semi major populated area without any content. &nbsp;
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I just did a search for "Boise Investments" and what came up after the local results was the site, cameroninvestments.net.  The site is just an image without any real text.  I have a good understanding of basic seo but does anybody have an idea how a site gets to the top of a general search term in a semi major populated area without any content.  

How does one page without any copy get to the top of a search ranking?

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