serenablanchard Posted January 7, 2022 Share Posted January 7, 2022 Site URL: https://www.at-y.com/ Can any SEO experts confirm that it's worth writing all the image descriptions for each image in a gallery block? Are these actually getting indexed by google because when I check my Google Console it seems all my image urls are excluded. Just would love confirmation either way before I waste more time describing all of these pictures. Thank you FluffCreativeStudio 1 Link to comment
photojourneyman Posted December 11, 2023 Share Posted December 11, 2023 I need to know this as well. Squarespace help has no advice that I could find on this. Am I just wasting my time adding descriptions if they are not searched by Google. It seems the auto import of descriptions in embedded metadata is broken also. FluffCreativeStudio 1 Link to comment
FluffCreativeStudio Posted December 20, 2023 Share Posted December 20, 2023 I just stumbled upon this with the same question in mind. Would love if someone knowledgable could chime in and let us know! Link to comment
SEOninza Posted March 29 Share Posted March 29 It is the best practice to add "alt tag" to all images. If there is an option to add "alt tag" you must add them. There are a lot of searches by image. So, you have to have a valid image name and "alt tag" Link to comment
EllaSEO Posted April 2 Share Posted April 2 Hey there, yes—definitely add alt-image info for gallery block images in Squarespace. Here are the best practices: the alt-image text should be 125 characters or fewer add unique natural-language keywords to each alt-image tag before you upload images to Squarespace, rename them using your alt-image info Hope that helps 🙂 Link to comment
Jack_Will Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 15 hours ago, EllaSEO said: Hey there, yes—definitely add alt-image info for gallery block images in Squarespace. Here are the best practices: the alt-image text should be 125 characters or fewer add unique natural-language keywords to each alt-image tag before you upload images to Squarespace, rename them using your alt-image info Hope that helps 🙂 My images are not indexing in Google Search Console despite adding alt-image text. I'll try using unique natural-language keywords as you suggested. Thanks for the tip @EllaSEO Link to comment
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