How to optimize my images for search engines?

@larry_orn 

Optimizing images for search engines involves making sure that they are properly sized, formatted, labeled, and tagged so that they can be easily discovered and indexed by search engines. Here are some tips to help you optimize your images:

1. Use descriptive filenames: Use descriptive, keyword-rich filenames that describe what the image is about. For example, instead of "IMG_1234.jpg," use "red-apple.jpg."
2. Use alt tags: Alt tags are used to describe images for users who are visually impaired and for search engines. Make sure to include descriptive alt tags that include your keywords.
3. Reduce file size: Large image files can slow down your website, which can negatively affect your search engine rankings. Use a tool to compress your images without losing quality.
4. Use the right format: Use the appropriate image format for your needs. JPEG is the best for photographs, while PNG is better for graphics.
5. Use captions: Captions are another opportunity to add keywords and give context to your images.
6. Use structured data: Use structured data to give search engines more information about your images, such as the image type, size, and subject.

By optimizing your images in these ways, you can increase the likelihood that they will be discovered and indexed by search engines, and improve your website's search engine rankings.