• kei
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  • From: amsterdam
  • Registered: 2022-11-24
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Topic: trouble with Google finding my images

Dear Steven,

I have trouble with Google finding my images.
The link to my Juicebox galleries is through my wordpress website.

I looked at your demo https://www.juicebox.net/demos/pro/sharing/
Searching Google on "Dark Towers" by "Felix Turner" gives the right image.
But searching for one of the next images in your demo, like "Next Step" by "Felix Turner" gives no results. Maybe this is related to my problem.

The images in the Juicebox galleries on my website are not to be found by google, even after some months.
I made google indexing the gallery-map itself and later also the index-file in the gallery-map. Google search console said they are indexed.
But sadly with no results finding my imges by google.

Is it possible that the titles and captions filled in by me in the juicebox are not recognised by google?
(in the Juiceboxbuilder is the "Add SEO Content" checked.
Is it possible that I also must fill in for every original images their characteristics-details the title and subject?
My site: https://myvoyages.nl/galleries/g-oman-m1/

Looking for a solution

greeting
Willem

  • Registered: 2012-04-24
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Re: trouble with Google finding my images

It's certainly strange that nothing show up in search results, especially if Google claims to have indexed the gallery.
Unfortunately, only Google really knows how their indexing and searching algorithms work.

Your gallery's SEO code is in place and looks fine so I don't think there's anything you can do there that would improve matters.
Perhaps the best thing you can do is ask Google to recrawl your site: https://developers.google.com/search/do … to-recrawl

However, as Google says:

Requesting a crawl does not guarantee that inclusion in search results will happen instantly or even at all.

With regard to the image in our own gallery labelled 'Next Step', it might not be showing up in search results due to the two words being very short and generic (and not being very descriptive). It's just a hunch, though.

Hopefully asking for a recrawl will help with your situation.