Google Images gets a Pinterest-like redesign focused on discovery
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Turning Google Images into a personalized discovery feed—“For You” galleries before you even search—shifts it from utility to attention surface. Brands and retailers should assume image SEO now looks more like feed optimization and start testing how their visuals perform in a recommendation context, not just query results.
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