Official statement
Google does not break down charts, infographics, or data visualizations to extract individual values. These elements are treated like standard images, indexable for image search but without a detailed analysis of the content.
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TL;DR
Google treats infographics and charts as standard images. They are indexed without a detailed analysis of the internal data. This means that individual values are not considered for ranking.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les infographies sont-elles inutiles pour le SEO ?
Non, mais elles doivent être complétées par du texte optimisé.
Puis-je me fier uniquement à des infographies pour le contenu SEO ?
Non, le texte est nécessaire pour que l'information soit correctement indexée.
Comment Google indexe-t-il les infographies ?
Comme des images, basées sur les balises et le contenu textuel environnant.
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