\n with the introduction of the robots
\n
meta<\/code> tag max-image-preview<\/code> setting<\/a>. When added to the header of each site
\n page, the max-image-preview:large<\/code> meta<\/code> tag indicates that Google can feature
\n publishers’ images in large formats, creating a more compelling and engaging user experience
\n when their content appears on Search surfaces, like Discover.\n<\/p>\n![\"default](\"https:\/\/alienroad.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/kb-gorsel\/g-d6a5702ddfcc.jpg\")
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\n Since the introduction of this tag, we’re excited to see the success of web publishers who
\n have reported greater visibility of their content within Discover including increased clicks
\n and traffic to their site as well as improved click-through-rate (CTR).\n<\/p>\n
\n Kirbie’s Cravings saw their click-through-rate (CTR) increase by 79%
\n<\/h2>\n
\n Kirbie’s Cravings<\/a> is a
\n food blog that specializes in sharing recipes and highlights from dining out experiences.
\n Jennifer, AKA Kirbie, has grown the site from a personal hobby into her full-time job as a
\n professional food blogger and photographer. The biggest challenge Kirbie’s Cravings faces is
\n finding new, efficient methods of distributing its content and driving traffic to the blog.
\n Upon adding a short line of HTML, Kirbie’s Cravings saw their click-through-rate (CTR)
\n increase by 79%.\n<\/p>\n\n “Since implementing the meta<\/code> tag, we have seen click-through from Discover increase
\n substantially. This has resulted in increased traffic to the site, helping to grow our
\n audience, readership and pageviews.”<\/i>\n<\/p>\n\n\n79%<\/sub><\/p>\nIncrease in CTR<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n Isto\u00e9 increased CTR 30% and over 6 months their clicks increased by 332%
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