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Add authentic user reviews or testimonials
Include clear and transparent contact details
Reference or quoting recognized industry experts
Cite reputable and authoritative sources
Add a detailed author bio to showcase your expertise
Highlight the author’s relevant experience.
Include examples to demonstrate first-hand experience
Use rel="nofollow" for applicable links
Add Social Share Options on Your Blog Pages
Add social media icons and links to your footer
Add homepage links on the top left logo
Make external links open in a new tab
Use SVG for Illustrations and Icons
Use Lottie Files for Animated Illustrations
Optimize the image size when publishing new content
Name images descriptively
Set image alt text to be descriptive or decorative
Ensure your page is easily accessible from the homepage
Add CTAs (Call To Action) to your page
Add Open Graph title, description, and image
Set a descriptive meta description of the page with your keyword
Set a descriptive title of the page with your keyword
Provide a unique <title> to each page
Use title tag modifiers with your keyword
Add your main keyword in the H2 title of your page
Add your main keyword in the top description of your page
Add your keyword in the H1 title of your page
Add your main keyword in your URL/slug

How to Optimize the Image Size on Webflow for SEO

High impact
Low effort

Compressing images and converting them to WebP or AVIF format after uploading is essential for reducing file sizes and improving website performance. WebP/AVIF are modern image format that provides superior compression and quality compared to traditional formats like JPEG and PNG, leading to faster load times and better user experiences.

How to do it on Webflow

With Webflow, you can easily compress existing image assets with the built-in image conversion tool. It also works for all your images from the CMS.

Get more information about the image conversion tool here.

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Recently, Webflow introduced another format for compression: AVIF.

What is the difference between AVIF and Webp?

  • Compression: AVIF compresses files better, making them smaller than WebP.
  • Image Quality: AVIF handles complex images better with higher quality.
  • Browser Compatibility: WebP works in more browsers than AVIF.
  • Best Uses: AVIF is ideal for high-quality photos; WebP is better for quick-loading web graphics.
  • Processing Power: AVIF needs more computing power, which can slow down processing times.

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