Optimize Your Images SEO for Organic Traffic
ImageSEO is a service that automatically optimizes your image names and ALT Texts for Search Engines and boost your organic traffic.
ImageSEO takes care of the manual tasks of improving images by using its intelligent AI service to rename images with relevant names and descriptions.
Have a media library full of images without ALT tags and badly named files? Let ImageSEO do the hard work.
With its WordPress plugin that’s compatible with the big plugins and themes out there, this is a must have tool for anyone focussed on increasing organic traffic.
This week I want to introduce you to the image optimization service Imagify, from the folks at WP Media who also make WP Rocket. It is a service that handles compressing, resizing and optimizing images for your site without losing quality and integrates with WordPress via a plugin.
Compressing images makes them smaller in size and therefore your site will take less time to load. Speed is a great quality to have, which helps for things like SEO and user experience. Find out more about image compression.
If you have a site with lots of existing images, the Imagify plugin has a handy bulk optimize feature to take care of them. The plugin also handles resizing images, responsive and retina images. Find out more.
The service is actually CMS agnostic, and although it works great with WordPress, they are building integration to other popular systems and allow you to build integration to you custom project through an API.
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Automation can free up your time from manual tasks so you can focus on larger site projects, content creation, and marketing.
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Iain Poulson on March 28, 2020 