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How to Optimize Images in SERPS

by Creativegirl
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Anyone know how to optimize or manipulate "images" result in search queries? I've seen results show 3 and 5 images in the description. Want to move images to this area or move what's there down for a specific persons' name when searched.
#images #optimize #serps
  • Profile picture of the author williamstraus
    This is basic on-page SEO. Grab a SEO images plugin and run thru the steps. You want to caption and name the video your keyword.

    That might be enough. If you want your image to rank further up the chain - then it'll require you backlinking to it.

    All in all I don't think it's that big a deal.
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  • Profile picture of the author TownMarketing
    It's all about the file names and alt tags. Search engines can't see us like humans can when describing things, I know you know this but it's just reinforcing my point, so if you use a phrase for the file name as well as the alt tag it will be greatly optimized. If you have a picture that you don't want optimized, for example, a single picture is bringing your website a ton of traffic that you don't necessarily want since they are just there for the picture and not your product or service, rename the file and change the alt tag to something less descriptive.
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  • Profile picture of the author It Is Me
    Originally Posted by Creativegirl View Post

    Anyone know how to optimize or manipulate "images" result in search queries? I've seen results show 3 and 5 images in the description. Want to move images to this area or move what's there down for a specific persons' name when searched.
    The images you see in description in the Google are not from one website.
    Google grabs some images from the images.google.com and put them into the Google web search.

    To optimize the images for the search engines you can use the keyword as the image file names, image titles, image alt tags!
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    • Profile picture of the author yukon
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      Originally Posted by syedakram1989 View Post

      The images you see in description in the Google are not from one website.

      They are If you want them to be (from the same domain).
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      • Profile picture of the author Creativegirl
        Originally Posted by yukon View Post

        They are If you want them to be (from the same domain).
        How can you achieve this?
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        • Profile picture of the author yukon
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          Originally Posted by Creativegirl View Post

          How can you achieve this?
          It's done the exact same way you rank multiple pages per individual keyword, with links. The difference is, ranking images usually has a lot less competition, which makes ranking the images easier than ranking pages (I would still rank a page).

          I have plenty of keywords where I rank 4-5 thumbnail images + page/s (per individual keyword) in Google organic SERPs all from a single domain.
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  • Profile picture of the author Creativegirl
    thank you. Yes, this is the images that show in some search results and shows say 5 and when you click on it you may see 50, 100 or more. Have a client that when searching by name there is an undesired photo of someone else posted from a local news article. Client's name is in the title but not the image url. We're trying to figure out how to knock it down to not show in the serps result. Don't really care that you'll find it when clicking on the images as few people will likely do that. It's to get it off the visible google page 1 results.
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  • Profile picture of the author magestore
    image file names, image titles, image alt tags are all you need.
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