insaneseoguy
Junior Member
- Nov 18, 2019
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Google now uses AI to detect whats on the image. You can try uploading your image their and see how google actually see's it. As per my experience unique images are faster to index also if you write exif data then it will also help.
- Mar 21, 2013
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Yes original pictures do matter.
It's easy and legal to make pictures original tho.
Find free to modify images and run them through a filter on your image editing program. Backward image search can't tell a filtered image from the original.
It's easy and legal to make pictures original tho.
Find free to modify images and run them through a filter on your image editing program. Backward image search can't tell a filtered image from the original.
irishengteacher
Regular Member
- Jan 25, 2017
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Good to find this thread now. Back when I knew even less than I know now I got @Shree great Amazon Affiliate course [I'm not affiliated with him, for a newbie like me it was brilliant]. I took what he said as the gospel truth which was to use unique images.
The tip he used was to search on youtube for a video of what you need and then take a screengrab of what you want, resize it to a small file, like 20kb, to keep your site fast.
You get extra credit from google for producing something unique. This is very tedious and time consuming but I'm glad to see that the consensus is that it is worth it.
The tip he used was to search on youtube for a video of what you need and then take a screengrab of what you want, resize it to a small file, like 20kb, to keep your site fast.
You get extra credit from google for producing something unique. This is very tedious and time consuming but I'm glad to see that the consensus is that it is worth it.
Howard C. Payne
Newbie
- Mar 23, 2020
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How do I optimize images for SEO?
SemiWhiteHatGuy
Registered Member
- Jul 2, 2020
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Very short answer:
- optimise file resolution with some image processing software and compress the file with compressor.io or something to get optimal image size
- keywords to the file name
- keywords to img-tag alt- and title- attributes
More details you can easily reading some article about this issue.
Frank B. Gorham
Newbie
- Mar 17, 2020
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Otherwise anytime your site down
syslay288
Regular Member
- Apr 2, 2013
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1.- Go to Photoshop/GIMP whatever* and flip the image to opposite side.
2.- Select parts big color parts of the image and change it's color.
3.- Make a new layer and draw two arrows. One pointing Up and the other one pointing Down. You can pick any color for the arrows.
4.- Save your image WITHOUT METADATA.
5.- Open any browser and search for EXIF PILOT IMAGE METADATA EDITOR. Download and install it.
6.- Open your image in EXIF PILOT and start adding info in GENERAL-EXIF/IPTC, LOCATION and XMP.
7.- Go to METAPICZ.COM and uppload your image to check your image metadata.
Remember to add GPS to your image. Doing it will boost your rankings for LOCAL SEO.
Best regards m8.
2.- Select parts big color parts of the image and change it's color.
3.- Make a new layer and draw two arrows. One pointing Up and the other one pointing Down. You can pick any color for the arrows.
4.- Save your image WITHOUT METADATA.
5.- Open any browser and search for EXIF PILOT IMAGE METADATA EDITOR. Download and install it.
6.- Open your image in EXIF PILOT and start adding info in GENERAL-EXIF/IPTC, LOCATION and XMP.
7.- Go to METAPICZ.COM and uppload your image to check your image metadata.
Remember to add GPS to your image. Doing it will boost your rankings for LOCAL SEO.
Best regards m8.