In a recent Search off the Record podcast, Google’s Lizzi Sassman and John Mueller discussed the use of AI generated images on websites. Some of their opinions might seem surprising given how AI generated text content is treated by Google. John Mueller highlighted inherent limitations in the AI image generator technology. Automatically Generated Content Automatically […]
The Mountain View, Calif.-based company has used these fact-checking labels for years in its main search results and on video-streaming site YouTube. In December, Google said fact-checks appear more than 11 million times each day in search results. “Photos and videos are an incredible way to help people understand what’s going on in the world,”
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Creating visual content for your brand just got easier — you can now add text to images with Later! Save time and effort by adding customizable text to your images directly within the Later desktop app — no extra editing apps or design experience required. Plus, you can schedule your fresh designs to publish
Google Images will soon replace the dimensions information you see in the image search results, as you overlay your mouse cursor over a specific image thumbnail. Google will replace the dimensions information with product, recipe, video, and soon, licensable labels based on the query. What is changing? Here is a screenshot highlighting the dimensions section
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In the latest instalment of the Ask Google Webmasters video series, John Mueller goes over a series of tips on optimizing images for search results. Before going over the technical details of image optimization, Mueller asks site owners to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. Don’t optimize images just for the
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Whether or not you’re interested in staying in Google’s good graces (you should, as search traffic is still remarkably valuable), you should be doing your best to provide a great user experience for people visiting your website. Great content is undoubtedly important, but there’s so much more than goes into the user experience, like intuitive
Product experience management (PXM) platform Salsify and e-commerce image provider Snap36 have announced a partnership that integrates the companies’ technologies and supports 360-degree — also called “spin” — image integration on Walmart.com. Walmart is one of the first retailers to implement 360-degree product images across its entire site. Why we care The Salsify platform allows
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Images and icons on a website can add to a visitor’s contextual experience. They serve one of three purposes: purely decorative, actionable (ex. magnifying glass on a search field), or to convey information (i.e., a chart demonstrating population growth). Using alt image tags may seem relatively simple at first glance. However, images can be highly
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On 12 October 2019, the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope observed Comet 2I/Borisov at a distance of approximately 420 million kilometers from Earth. The comet is believed to have arrived here from another planetary system elsewhere in our galaxy. NASA, ESA, D. Jewitt (UCLA) Hubble has captured an image of a comet that is believed to
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Google Images are now a blessing for those operating in the e-commerce Industry, as the search engine giant has partnered with Getty Images. You cannot see the ‘view image’ and ‘search by image’ button, which ultimately leads to more traffic to the publisher’s website, shares, Dwayne Charrington, ProProfs. Centuries back, we followed the barter system
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