How to Write ALT Text Elementor

There is one reason why you need to have alt text within Elementor. Alt text is used to describe an image for search engines. This is because search engines cannot understand images and determine what their relevance is to a search query.

For example, if you have an image of a dog, you would expect that your alt tag would be ‘dog’ to tell Google what was on that image.

With the alt tag, you can then rank higher on Google and other search engines.

The first thing to consider when it comes to adding an alt text for any website is that you want to ensure that your website’s text is something that will link to the main keyword. For instance, if you are writing a blog post on the best marketing tips, and the keyword is ‘marketing tips’, then the alt text needs to be something like ‘marketing tips’. You can play around with this and have things like ‘marketing tips produced by us’.

Another factor is to add second and third-tier keywords into the alt text. You don’t need to have the alt text make sense. This is not the caption or the description tags. But they should be too far off what other people search for.

Now it is time to add alt text to Elementor. To start this you will need to access your website using your store’s login credentials. Then you should look at your website’s posts, pages, or media library.

If you’re in the media library find the image to which you would like to add the alt tag to. If you’re looking to make the change in the blog post/page, then you can find the page and then click on the edit option.

Then find the image and open it up. On the right-hand side, there should be some image options. There will be the alt text box. Enter your alt tag and then save the blog post, page, or image.