: Do having a specific designated DIV attribute name help your organic SEO ranking? Intro I am at a standstill at the moment before I go any further. I will have many much of the same repeated

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Intro

I am at a standstill at the moment before I go any further.

I will have many much of the same repeated pattern layouts throughout 3 pages of having 2 images (with text below them) side by side. (And another 2 below but with a different header but that is not important).

Specific Brand Div Name

After a tedious run, I am just finishing my first page wherein I designated nearly every div tag a specified name, a brand name of a product.

<div id="brandtype_list">
<div id="brand_name_1">
<a>
<img src="../images/brandimage1.jpg" width="352" height="288" alt=""/>
</a>
</div>

<div id="brand_name_2">
<a>
<img src="../images/brandimage2.jpg" width="352" height="288" alt=""/>
</a>
</div>
</div>

This is where it gets tedious. I will have to do this again over the next two pages.

Generic Div Name

It would save a lot of time if I just named the div "product_left" and product_right" and just use these names throughout.

<div class="product_list">
<div class="product_left">
<a>
<img src="../images/product_left.jpg" width="352" height="288" alt="This is an image of _______."/>
</a>
</div>

<div class="product_right">
<a>
<img src="../images/product_right.jpg" width="352" height="288" alt="This is an image of _______."/>
</a>
</div>
</div>

Question

Does having specified product names help in the search engines indexing your site?

and if so, Is it worth it going through each individual div and give it it's own name?

EDIT: Changed the generic div tag that will apply to many images from div id to div class.