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title: "#image-seo — seo-mcp"
description: "SEO tips tagged Image SEO."
url: "https://seo-mcp.io/tag/image-seo"
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# #image-seo

5 published tips tagged “Image SEO”.

- [Serve responsive images with srcset](https://seo-mcp.io/t/serve-responsive-images-with-srcset) — srcset with width descriptors and a sizes attribute lets the browser choose an appropriate file per viewport and pixel density. Without sizes, phones download desktop-size images. Provide at least three widths, keep dimensions to reserve layout space, and check the chosen file in the Network panel.
- [Add local photos with descriptive alt text](https://seo-mcp.io/t/add-local-photos-with-descriptive-alt-text) — Search engines and customers both use photos to confirm that a local business actually works in the area. Add photos of completed jobs, the team and the premises to the matching service or area page, compress them, and write alt text that names the service and place without keyword stuffing. Keep the newest photos on the page and remove stock images that could belong to any business.
- [Add alt text to images](https://seo-mcp.io/t/add-alt-text-to-images) — Alt text describes an image for people who cannot see it and for crawlers that cannot read pixels. Write what the image shows in context, keep it under about 125 characters, and use an empty alt for decorative images. Make alt text a required field on upload.
- [Use modern image formats](https://seo-mcp.io/t/use-modern-image-formats) — AVIF and WebP reduce image weight at equivalent quality, which speeds up LCP and lowers transfer cost. Serve them through picture with a fallback, convert at build time or at the edge, resize to the largest displayed dimension, and check the Content-Type and caching per format.
- [Build one dedicated page per treatment for local SEO](https://seo-mcp.io/t/build-one-dedicated-page-per-treatment-for-local-seo) — Split a bulky services page into one page per treatment, each covering what it treats, how it is done, downtime, suitability, price and who performs it. Add provider bio pages, consented before/after photos and original location pages. Each page then matches a specific treatment query instead of competing on one crowded list.