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At a recent Sacramento Successful Thinkers meetup Robert Velarde made the suggestion to geotag any photos associated with your business in Flickr.
This was a snap (thanks for the tip Robert!), but we have other photos on blogs and in other places besides flickr. I was wondering how to geotag photos on my own pages.
I found the following tutorial over at Search Engine Land. Click the link at the end of the qoute to read the full article:
There’s no dominant standard for geotag formatting, so one may add a combination of them to a webpage so that devices looking for specific types would be more likely to find ones they can read. Coordinates can also be embedded within images’ EXIF meta data as well as in other types of media, but I’m focusing here only on tags which can go into HTML pages.Some of the tags are purely semantic markup, and are not visibly displayed on web pages, while others are shown.Here are examples…
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