Images are important to you as a web writer, because they make your content stickier — people spend more time on posts with images. They also make your content more shareable on social media and can even give your posts a boost on the search engines if you use them right.
In this 3-Minute Guru, you’ll learn about an easy way to use Google to find images that you can use royalty-free.
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16 Comments
Thanks Jim,
very helpful
Hi Denise,
You’re welcome… glad you found it helpful!
Cheers,
Jim.
Perfect timing for me to see this! Thanks!!
Hi Holly!
You’re very welcome… glad the timing was right! 🙂
Cheers and thanks,
Jim.
Thanks
I wish I had known this before,
I just got hit with a $150 copyright infringement settlement fee for image had been using since 2013!
Live and learn
Hi Jim,
Ouch… (expensive) lesson learned!
Sorry for not writing this sooner! 🙂
Cheers and thanks,
Jim.
Hi Jim, this was very helpful. I’ll be setting up my website soon, so having this information is right on time.
Regina
Hi Regina,
Thanks for the comment… glad the timing is right!
Cheers,
Jim.
Thank you
I found this information very useful. It is an invaluable tool for people who operate websites.
Wow, so helpful – great 3 minute guru!
Very helpful. I love these little tricks of the trade. Thanks, Jim!
Best,
Rob
Thank you, Jim. I was working on this just this week! Great tip!
Jim, Thanks sooooo much. As all before me have said … if only they had known … Who knew there were so many ways to filter choices for images … and be able to get what you were looking for without looking at hundreds of the same picture … Forever in your debt.
Hi Jim,
Very helpful !
Thank you,
Teresa
Alright! Great to know that they are available AND how to find them.
Thanks for the easy peasy instructions.