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GEO TAG Images for local SEO

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igrizo last edited by
Hello,

In the pro webinar "All About Google Places – Do’s, Don’t, Best Practices and More"

Benu recomends to geo tag pictures. I'm bad with coding and using joomla.

Can somebody give me a step by step guide ?

For now I use this code:

What do I have to ad?

I want to have the picture asociated with barcelona.

What do you recomend?
- Use regional code
- Microformat
I found this in wikipedia ;

In case you recomend me to use this. Where does it go exactly?

Thanks for help
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