A relevant, smart image is a great way to reduce your bounce rate and increase your conversion rate. It gets people to read your content, so they’re likelier to buy something from you. But you can’t just grab an image from Google and hope the copyright lawyers won’t find you!But you CAN find free images, and use them with no worries.
You don’t need to be a photographer — or even own a camera — to add a free, eye-catching, relevant image to your content. All you need is the Creative Commons, also known as CC, and this handy guide.
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