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Anyone know the trick on how to get images to show with your web page in Google search results?

I've got a few first page rankings for some of my blog pages, but it really seems to be a hit/miss for which ones show images or not. I'm a wedding photographer so this is pretty important, but I can't for the life of me figure out what the trick is. I tried to duplicate the formatting/etc of the one that does show up to my other pages, but many of them still don't seem to want to show an image.

Anyone figure this out?

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