What will happen if I use images from google on my blog?
blueclcl
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You need to be careful in my opinion as you could get in to trouble unless the licence allows you to use them.
If you click on the gearbox icon on Google images and then advanced search, then you can search for images that are free for commercial use.
Besides this, then you can use other image sites.
Pixabay is really good one and offers lots of free images and you DON'T need to credit the owner at all..
If you click on the gearbox icon on Google images and then advanced search, then you can search for images that are free for commercial use.
Besides this, then you can use other image sites.
Pixabay is really good one and offers lots of free images and you DON'T need to credit the owner at all..
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DO NOT USE IMAGES FROM GOOGLE IMAGES!!! DO NOT USE IMAGES UNLESS YOU HAVE PERMISSION! Doing so can result in:
1. Penalties from Google and other search engines. (-) SEO points!
2. Trademark Infringement Lawsuits.
3. Copyright Infringement Lawsuits.
4. Forfeiture of assets and property.
5. Jail.
6. Looking like an a$$ at the very least.
1. Penalties from Google and other search engines. (-) SEO points!
2. Trademark Infringement Lawsuits.
3. Copyright Infringement Lawsuits.
4. Forfeiture of assets and property.
5. Jail.
6. Looking like an a$$ at the very least.
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Well, apart from the risk of getting banned from Google, the owner of the image may charge you with penalties. You may also lose your online credibility, nobody would want to do business with you anymore.
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All I can say is you better have an L.L.C in place so your business gets sued and you can protect your personal assets.
Honestly, there is a very slim chance you get in trouble, but why risk it.
Honestly, there is a very slim chance you get in trouble, but why risk it.
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As you can probably see by now, Margarita, you need to purchase your photos are make sure they are license free or public domain photos. I do get some of my photos from the wikimedia commons area of wikipedia and I also search google for photos that are okay to use for commercial use and free.
Occasionally I purchase from places like Dreamstime, etc. You can also find clipart for free that sometimes is just what your blog article needed to make a point so look everywhere.
Occasionally I purchase from places like Dreamstime, etc. You can also find clipart for free that sometimes is just what your blog article needed to make a point so look everywhere.
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dollarphotoclub(dot)com has great images for a dollar. No need to use G images and risk it.
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