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Page Level SEO Warning: No Images or Videos Found

If SureRank displays a warning saying:  “No images or videos found on this page.”

This guide explains what it means, why it matters, and how to fix it even if you are not a technical user.

What’s the Problem

Images and videos are essential content elements for both users and search engines. When a page has no images or videos, it can negatively affect your SEO and user engagement.

Examples of what can go wrong:

  • Your page may appear less engaging in search results.
  • Rich snippets, like image thumbnails or video previews, won’t appear.
  • Users may leave the page faster due to a lack of visual content, increasing bounce rates.
  • Search engines may not fully understand your page context, reducing ranking potential.

Why This Matters

Search engine optimization:

  • Images and videos help Google understand your content context and relevance.

User engagement:

  • Visual content makes pages easier to read and more interesting.

Rich results eligibility:

  • Without media, your page cannot show image or video-rich results in search results.

What to Do

Step 1 – Add Relevant Images

  • Go to the WordPress editor for your page.
  • Click Add Block > Image.
  • Upload images that are relevant to the page content.
  • Add alt text for every image (describe what the image shows for accessibility and SEO).

Best Practice: Use at least one image for each section of content to improve engagement.

Step 2 – Add Videos (Optional but Recommended)

  • Click Add Block > Video or Embed.
  • Upload your video or paste a YouTube/Vimeo link.
  • Add a descriptive title and description to the video.

Tip: Videos increase dwell time and can improve SEO performance.

Step 3 – Check Media Optimization

  • Compress images to reduce page load times.
  • Use responsive images (WordPress automatically generates different sizes).
  • Ensure videos are properly embedded and playable on all devices.

Step 4 – Verify with SureRank

  • Edit the page in WordPress.
  • Click the SureRank icon in the top-right corner of the editor.
  • Select Analyze – this will open the Analyze tab showing a list of Page Checks.
  • Once the changes are made, the SureRank page-level check will automatically run and update the status.
  • If editing the page using a Page Builder, please save your changes in the editor before refreshing the checks.
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