Making Photos in Google Drive Public
Images you make public in Google Drive are visible to the search engines.
Upload Photos to Your Website
When Google indexes your website, it finds your pictures and adds them to its search database.
Using Blogger
Use Social Media to Upload Image on Google Online
Add your profile picture to your social media accounts to convince Google to show a picture of you in the search results. If you have other pictures you want found in the Google search results, share those pictures with your social media circles. Google’s own websites, such as YouTube, Blogger, and Google Sites are good places to add your profile picture. Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, and LinkedIn also rank well in Google’s search results. When creating your profile and adding your profile picture to social media websites, use the same name across all social media. For example, if you’re known by a couple of names, choose one name and always use that name, making it easier for Google to associate you with your various accounts.
Publish Articles on Blogs and Information Sites
Websites that accept guest posts may provide their authors a profile page with space for a bio and profile picture. Use this space wisely and include your keywords in the bio, alt text, and captions.
General Tips
Follow these guidelines and best practices to upload images on Google:
Before you post your image on the web and make it public, make sure it contains all the information Google looks for when determining what to include in its search results.Use your keywords in the image file name. If you want your pictures to show up when people type your name into a Google search, use your name as your keywords.Add your keywords to the alt text when uploading your picture to websites.Use your keywords in photo captions.Upload quality photographs with a small file size.
It takes time to get your photos to appear in Google’s search results. While you’re waiting for your photos to appear, don’t sit back and relax. Keep posting new pictures, share them through your social media accounts, create new blog posts for your website, and put your name out on the web.
