On-page: Over optimized images?
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Hello guys.
I have a small question about an on-page optimization for images.
What I have:
- good title tag / good url structure
- good content (NOT keyword shuffled, its real content, for real people)
- images / gallery uploaded to folder named same as article name. For example: Great tips for bloggers [article name], great-tips-for-bloggers [folder name].
So my question is: Will Google harm me for this "too good" paths to images, article related image filenames, with mask like [gtips-img01], and if all images have titles / alt tags?
Thank you guys.
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No you should be fine, but the best way to optimise an image is to use schema.org
See example at bottom of page
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