what do think about keyword variations like "graze" and "grazing"? Would you recommend to use both forms or would it be enough just to choose one of it? For example a customer search contains the words: "Sheep graze on a pasture" In case, I only take the form "grazing" could my image be found in the search results?
What is your opinion about singular and plural forms? If you have an image showing an assortment of fresh vegetables. Do I need both keywords "vegetable" and "vegetables"
Another example: "closeup" close-up" "close"
On Adobe Stock there are keyword suggestions with both singular and plural, "closeup" and "close-up" but is this really necessary?
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Aul Zitzke
Hi Forum,
what do think about keyword variations like "graze" and "grazing"? Would you recommend to use both forms or would it be enough just to choose one of it? For example a customer search contains the words: "Sheep graze on a pasture" In case, I only take the form "grazing" could my image be found in the search results?
What is your opinion about singular and plural forms? If you have an image showing an assortment of fresh vegetables. Do I need both keywords "vegetable" and "vegetables"
Another example: "closeup" close-up" "close"
On Adobe Stock there are keyword suggestions with both singular and plural, "closeup" and "close-up" but is this really necessary?
Thank you in advance.
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