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many of these linking pages doesn't even exist anymore, and they are not listed in webmaster tool. don't know if I have dropped, because the site was not ranking for anything since 8 weeks ago, and now it is slowing grown (but not as I would expected) but how can you explain that OSE is listing this pages that doesn't have ANY link to my site? http://02a9785.netsolhost.com/index.html http://www.childrensmusicworkshop.com/schools/wns/index.html EDIT: more on this: anchor text are totally random. some examples: clifton beach tasmania, veil hijab, libya crisis gaddafi, navy tote bag, brazilian mastiff dog, knit book cover, dubai biggest building... what is happening???

Yeah, just keep it natural - if that is the best way to describe the image, then go for it. If something else is a better way, then choose that.

My definition of relevant in this case is: the keyword is often used in sentences with the term. If my keyword was cold cereal, the words milk, bowl, and spoon would be relevant.  I could then build pages for the long tail search terms: Cold cereal bowl how much milk should I put in a cold cereal What is the best spoon to use with cold cereal On each of those pages, I would link to my main page which is optimized for the keyword cold cereal using the anchor text "cold cereal", but only if it made sense to me as a user to see that phrase linked.  Sometimes you have to be creative in your content copy, but most of the time it can be done and make sense to the end user. Google is very good at recognizing these relevant keyword patterns.