Official statement
The position of images within an article (whether at the top or after the introduction) does not significantly influence SEO, even for image searches.
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TL;DR
Google states that the position of images within an article has no impact on SEO, even for image searches. Focus on the technical and contextual aspects of your media rather than their location.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les images en haut de page sont-elles pénalisées ?
Non, l'emplacement ne pénalise pas le SEO selon Google.
Dois-je revoir la stratégie d'emplacement de mes images ?
Concentrez-vous surtout sur la qualité et l'optimisation contextuelle.
Pourquoi l'image doit-elle être contextualisée ?
Cela aide Google à comprendre la pertinence et favorise l'accessibilité.
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