Use optimized file names for your images

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Adding internal links to other pages in WordPress is really simple. All you need to do is highlight the text you want to link to (this will be the anchor text of your link) and click the “link” button in the toolbar which will then allow you to paste a URL or search for pages on your site.

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Check out our guide on building an internal linking strategy to learn how to choose the best pages to receive links.

You should use images and rich media in your content. In fact, a study by Backlinko found a correlation between using at least one image on a page and rankings.
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There's nothing easier than uploading a screenshot or an image with an qatar telegram data uninteresting file name, not to mention that it's not something we always pay attention to. Yet, we should.

Before uploading an image to the WordPress media library, make sure you use optimized filenames. This helps give more context to a page. Instead of /image123.jpg for an image of a large dog bed, use /large-dog-bed.jpg. It’s simple, make the image filename match what it shows.

If you need to rename images after uploading them, here's how to do it .

15. Add alt text to images
When using images in your content, be sure to add alt text to each image. Not only are alt tags a web accessibility principle to help visually impaired users with screen readers, they also help provide context and description of the images to search engines.