In seo is it nesseccary ro optimize images as well?
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Is it right Image optimization creates many advantages such as better user experience, faster page load times, and additional ranking opportunities. And, it's becoming an increasingly more important role in the website? Because I start a blog https://coinmasterfreespinslinks.com/ and need your suggestions seniors.
Thanks!
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@Verz Yes, You are right. I am also using online free tool to compress my images for free via https://compressjpg.co.
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Yes. It is. I am also using an online image compressor Tool name, maybe https://compressjpg.co. It is the best free tool for image SEO
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hi, i think image optimization is really essential for seo. I have an e-commerce website, I tried checking a few urls on pagespeed.com and found that it has quite a few problems, especially a lot of images that are not optimized. I tried to find a few seo services and then cooperated with mageplaza's seo service: https://www.mageplaza.com/services/magento-2-seo-services/. After 3 months, my web traffic has increased significantly.
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Hi there,
To chime in, just today we needed to look this up for a client. Here is what I believe to be a very helpful resource on this. (In short, yes, page load speed is a proven Google ranking factor.)
https://moz.com/learn/seo/page-speed
Hope this helps!
Best,
Zack -
Image optimization is a vital part that should not be skip, helps in improving your page load speed, boosts websites' SEO ranking, and improves user experience. Page load speed is the amount of time taken by a web page to load completely.
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