Field-tested guides on alt text, EXIF metadata, GPS geo-tagging, filename structure and image sitemaps — written for the people who actually have to ship the images.

Hyphens vs underscores, how many words, handling variants and near-duplicates, and a naming convention that stays consistent across hundreds of files and multiple locations.
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Most sites do not need an image sitemap. Here is how to tell whether yours is one of the exceptions, the exact XML syntax, and the diagnostics to run before you build anything.

A practical pre-publish checklist for image SEO — filenames, alt text, dimensions, compression, lazy loading, structured data and metadata — with the reasoning behind each item.

Alt text rules that hold up in practice: what to describe, when to leave it empty, how long it should be, and the keyword-stuffing habits that make pages worse for everyone.

What GPS coordinates embedded in an image do and don't achieve for local search, how to add them correctly per location, and the privacy rule that matters more than any ranking claim.

An honest look at EXIF and IPTC image metadata: which fields search engines demonstrably use, which are ignored, what gets stripped in your pipeline, and why it is still worth writing.

A production workflow for image SEO at agency volume: where the hours actually go, what to standardise, what to automate, and an honest cost comparison against stock and freelancers.

DALL-E 3, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Firefly and Ideogram compared for content and local SEO production — output quality, licensing, batch workflow and what each one leaves you to do by hand.
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