Did you know Google can read keywords from your images

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Google’s AI Vision

Did you know that Google’s cutting-edge AI can analyse and understand the content within your images? This capability means that optimising the text on your Google Business Profile and ensuring your images are relevant and keyword-rich is crucial.

Fortunately, a brilliant, free tool can help you check if your images are hitting the mark. It’s called Vision AI.

You can use their “Try it” feature to see if Google can detect the keywords you’re targeting in your photos. If the results aren’t what you hoped for, experiment with different images until Google recognises the correct terms.

For instance, in the example below, Google has picked up our company name from the sign in the background.

Google image cloud vision

Optimise images alongside content with keywords in mind

So when optimising content for your website or your Google My Business listing. Remember to put thought into the images you use and check it via Cloud Vision to make sure Google understands the content of the images.

Use the button to try it for yourself below.

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