Search Engine Land

MAY 2, 2024

The Inspect feature on Chrome (also called “inspect element”) lets you check under the hood of any page or website. You can also find information about how a website is set up. If you don’t see the image you want, look for phrases in the code like image, background, src, img, jpg, png or carousel.

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Neil Patel

FEBRUARY 19, 2023

We did an experiment with 200 websites to figure out the types of links Google prefers. Here’s an example: <a href=”/add-to-cart.html”><img src=”enchiladas-in-shopping-cart.jpg” alt=” add enchiladas to your cart “/></a> With your images, make sure you have descriptive alt text.

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Neil Patel

NOVEMBER 12, 2020

Meta tags are a type of HTML tag that provides search engines with information about a website page. If I wrote for machines, my website would look like this: Google prioritizes certain tags because they provide context for people. I built my website for people as well, so it looks like this: This polish is what marketing is all about.

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Sprout Social

JULY 27, 2016

These five mentions included things like Retweeting the original Tweets, visiting a website or making a purchasing decision. Promote Your Twitter Across Networks: Whether it’s your website, a newsletter, paid advertising or other social networks, promote your Twitter across them all.

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Litmus

APRIL 30, 2020

When you’ve found the perfect spot, use the <img> tag to add in your image, but replace the URL here with a direct link to your image. <img src="img-url.jpg" /> That’s it! Adjust the width and height of your images by adding in a modifier to your <img> tag you built in the previous step.

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Litmus

MAY 1, 2020

When you’ve found the perfect spot, use the <img> tag to add in your image, but replace the URL here with a direct link to your image. <img src="img-url.jpg" /> That’s it! Adjust the width and height of your images by adding in a modifier to your <img> tag you built in the previous step.

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Rock Content

SEPTEMBER 24, 2020

Here, you will see: Why use SEO for Google Images on your blog or corporate website? Why use SEO for Google Images on your blog or corporate website? Now that you have understood the importance of working on SEO for Google Images on your website or blog, the big question is: how do I do this? Ready to go? Is it worth it?

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