Image SEO is about more than just file size; it’s about helping Google “see” what your image is. Every time you upload an image to your WordPress Media Library, you should fill out the Alt Text (Alternative Text) field. This text should describe the image using relevant keywords while remaining helpful for visually impaired users using screen readers.
Additionally, your file names matter. Instead of “IMG_1234.jpg,” rename your file to “wordpress-care-plan-omaha.jpg” before uploading. This gives search engines context. We also recommend using descriptive captions and ensuring your images are placed near relevant text. As part of our content maintenance services, we audit your media library to ensure your images are working for your SEO, not against it.
Stop Stressing Over WordPress
Whether you’re dealing with a slow site, security scares, or broken updates, you don’t have to fix it alone.
Let’s talk about a care plan that keeps your site running perfectly 24/7.