![]() The reports notes that Google generated impressive growth from Product RKG Merkle released its third quarter report for 2015 in early October. So how do marketers optimize image search organically? Search advertising has changed the retail landscape, but product listingĪds with images have become increasingly more successful. The algorithms to identify the products it becomes worthless. Google might have really good images in its product listing ads, but without A site may have great photos of images but still do a poor job of naming conventions of its items. The algorithms create more interesting search experiences that include images and video, so discovery no It all comes back to gaining more impressions and traffic on less money. Once the connection is made, retail marketers can associate the image with other hats or Snapfish allows consumers to take a picture and tags the image with text that identifies the object. While Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram and Youtube are more traditionally viewed as social media and video, at the core they all support image The content with keywords to identify an image. ![]() When the algorithms understand the image, marketers no longer need to rely on the user to mark up Marketers optimize for image search on sites like Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram, even YouTube? One retail marketer tells SearchBlog that Pinterest's algorithms are smart enough to breakĪpart the images in the photo to understand that one image among many in the same photo is a stool. Although aĭiscovery tool for content, Pinterest has built algorithms driven from image recognition, per one retail marketer, who views the site as a platform more for search engine marketing. For instance, some view Pinterest as more of a search engine than a social media tool. Sometimes things don't always seem as they first appear. Do images and image search fit into the next generation of search? Search experts will discuss the options at the next Search Insider
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