This is a tiny image-SEO trick most businesses never do — and it's the difference between your photos showing up in Google and being completely invisible. Here's why it matters 👇 Google can't actually see your photos. It reads two pieces of text attached to each image — the file name and the alt text — plus the words on the page around it. The problem? Most businesses upload pictures straight off the camera as "IMG_4821.JPG" with the alt text left blank. To Google, that image doesn't exist. The fix is free and takes minutes. You have ChatGPT generate an image that fits the page, then give it a plain, descriptive file name and a one-sentence alt-text description that matches what's on that page. Now Google can finally read it — and it's eligible to show up when people search. I put together a short step-by-step guide with the exact ChatGPT prompt that names and writes the alt text for a whole batch of images at once, where to paste it in WordPress/Squarespace/Shopify/Wix, and how to check it actually went live — in about 15 minutes. 👉 Grab it here: https://flicker-celestite-7b6.notion.site/Get-Found-in-Google-Images-The-Free-ChatGPT-Image-SEO-Prompt-389d180d8c8081eb9f86dfb92b1097b4?source=copy_link How are your images named right now — descriptive, or a wall of "IMG_4821"? Tell me below 👇