Imagine the last time you decided to upload an image to your website. Chances are that you got that image from a stock image website. Then you upload it on the backend of your website so that you can add it to the desired page.
This is a perfect example of image optimization, correct? Not quite.
All you have done is added a considerable bowling weight to your website. And it’s gradually slowing down the speed of your page. Due to this, search engines are unable to read your images because they are missing an alt text.
How about we change that? And here is how you can do that.
1. Pick The Correct Format
Decoding all the different image formats can seem like you are ordering at Taco Bell for the first time. But before you can begin adding photos to your website, you must ensure that you have picked the ideal file type.
While there are multiple image formats to pick from, JPEG, PNG, and WebP are most common.
Pro Tip: Just be cautious while using JPEG photos inside inline SVG format because Google’s system won’t index those.
2. Compress Your Images
Oh yes, nothing is worse than a bloated web page. And that usually happens after you upload an image that isn’t compressed.
Search engines look at such web pages as if it’s something totally out of the world and not in a good way.
You can’t actually be considering uploading something like that on your website, correct?
HTTP Archive states that images contribute to an average of 21% of the total weight of a webpage.
That’s why we...
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