Google: Image Uniqueness Isn’t Equivalent To Higher Quality

Google’s John Mueller said recently on Twitter that when it comes to images, images being unique does not mean the image is higher quality. John said “IMO with images in particular, uniqueness isn’t equivalent to higher quality.”

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