URLs for images are typically not useful for search engines because they're comprised of an extensive list of random characters. To boost your site's SEO ranking, you need concise, meaningful image file names that make it possible for search engines to extract information about a picture. Because uploaded image files rarely have descriptive names, it poses a challenge for developers and site content managers, who are tasked with maintaining short, meaningful, SEO-friendly URLs. Cloudinary offers two features that can help developers improve search engine optimization of their images - Root Path URL and Dynamic SEO suffixes - and enables you to use your domain in the URL. These features are useful for a website, as well as a web application, owners, and are recommended for content-heavy sites, such as online magazines and news sites. Root Path URLs Cloudinary’s image URLs are delivered via CDN and use folder names as their path prefixes. These include resource and image types, such as /image/upload and /raw/upload. The most popular prefix among Cloudinary's users includes /image/upload in its URL. Now, with Cloudinary's Root Path URL feature, the /image/upload section of URLs can be removed, leaving only the image's public ID (file name) at the […]