Unleashing the SEO Magic: The Art of Naming Your Website Images

If you are a business owner you have to wear many hats. And I definitely understand that it can get overwhelming.

Knowing a few simple tools that will help you maximize your exposure online is a must is 2023.

But, lucky for those who are not super tech savvy, squarespace has made it pretty easy to optimize your SEO.

One thing you can do very quickly is to rename your images based on what your clients might search for. Giving your website images catchy names for SEO, will help your site shine in search results!

It's like giving your pictures a superhero identity to attract more visitors and boost your website's superpowers!


The photo naming formula

Think of keywords that your potential clients are googling and use those words to name your photos. Use hyphens to separate your words. Only use words and numbers.

Massage-Therapist-YourTown.jpg

Best-Birth-Doula-YourTown.jpg

Birth-support-YourTown.jpg

newborn-breastfeeding-hospitalname.jpg

breastfeeding-classes-yourtown.jpg

Google will read the name and description and navigate people to your site.

Watch the two minute video below and learn how to update your seo.


Properly naming your website images for SEO is crucial because it helps search engines understand the content and context of the images, leading to better visibility and potential ranking improvements in search results.


As you embark on your journey to improve your website's SEO through image naming, don't forget the power of personal branding photography.

Capturing your authentic self through captivating imagery can take your brand to new heights and leave a lasting impression on your audience.

Let's showcase your unique story through stunning branding photos that connect and resonate with your clients.





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