Checking Image Visibility for Multimodal Search
A Search Engine Journal article examines how to assess whether search engines can find and understand images.
Search Engine Journal has published an Ask an SEO article on assessing images for multimodal search. It focuses on whether search engines can find images, understand them and identify technical issues that could limit their visibility.
The article frames image assessment around two distinct questions: whether an image is accessible to search engines and whether they can interpret what it shows. It also addresses technical problems that may affect visibility.
The supplied summary does not specify which checks or tools the article recommends. Marketers seeking a detailed audit process will need to consult the full article.
What this means for marketers
When reviewing images for search, consider both discoverability and how well search engines understand the content, alongside any technical issues that could restrict visibility.
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