Which classifier applies to a page with minimal text and heavy imagery?

• A. Low Text-Content
• B. Topical Content
• C. Keywords
• D. Advertiser Intent

Answer: (A)

Pages with minimal written content and imagery as the main signal are classified as low text-content. The emphasis here is on how little text the page provides and how much the meaning relies on visuals—photos, graphics, or videos. In this case, the page’s character comes from what you see rather than what you read, so labeling it as low text-content is the best fit.

Topical content would focus on what the page is about, not how much text it contains. Keywords relate to the presence or use of keyword signals and SEO terms, not the amount of text. Advertiser intent centers on whether the page is designed to promote something, again not the text density.