I have a problem with my website and I need help

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My site is indexed but there is a problem when I search for things that indexed In the images of Google

I find that the topic is wrong, for example the title of an article, but the image of the title of this article belongs to another article. This error has been repeated many times. What is the solution? Is this because I added the sitemap to my site late? The site is about two weeks old and you added the sitemap only two days ago? What is the solution? This problem has ruined my SEO
 
Check the tags (meta tags) that you have for the pictures on your website.
 
I find that the topic is wrong, for example the title of an article, but the image of the title of this article belongs to another article.
I'm not sure that I understand what you mean but if I do, then the issue is probably that the image that ranks is optimized for the keyword of the article that doesn't rank, so check the images of both articles and give them the proper file name and ALT tag.

But again, I'm not sure that this is what you're asking, so I could use more info (or a better explanation :p )

Is this because I added the sitemap to my site late?
nope! This has nothing to do with it...
 
Relax! Your site's two weeks old, Google's still figuring it out. Late sitemap? it'll catch up. Fix your image alt text and file names – make them clear. Google's just a tipsy librarian right now, give it time to sort out. Patience!
 
  • Optimize Image Metadata – Add correct alt text, title tags, and file names.
  • Re-Submit Sitemap – Go to Google Search Console > Sitemaps and submit it again.
  • Use URL Inspection Tool – Check and request reindexing for affected pages.
 
You want to make sure that the file name and alt text of each image clearly describe the content of the image.
If the images are shared by multiple pages (such as the site's logo or template images), make sure they are not mistakenly associated with the content of the article.
Consider adding structured data to the images
 
The problem is not that you added the sitemap late; it's that Google is suffering from Image Processing Confusion due to your site's newness and potential structure issues. It has crawled the title, but when it came time to assign the image, it mismatched the data from another page due to caching.

The solution is to force clear signals to Google for every image:
  • Use Descriptive ALT Text: Ensure the alt tag for the main image on each article is unique and accurately describes the content of that article (e.g., alt="Tên chủ đề bài viết").

  • Schema Markup: Use Article or Product Schema (if applicable) and explicitly define the primaryImageOfPage property to point Google to the single, correct main image URL.

  • Recrawl: Use the URL Inspection Tool in Google Search Console to manually request re-indexing for both the page with the correct image and the page whose image is being wrongly displayed.
 
For new websites, Google’s understanding is still unstable.
It crawls content, images, and structured data slowly and often guesses which image belongs to which page.
 
My site is indexed but there is a problem when I search for things that indexed In the images of Google

I find that the topic is wrong, for example the title of an article, but the image of the title of this article belongs to another article. This error has been repeated many times. What is the solution? Is this because I added the sitemap to my site late? The site is about two weeks old and you added the sitemap only two days ago? What is the solution? This problem has ruined my SEO
This is a common indexing issue with new sites where Google hasn't properly crawled and associated your images with the correct content yet. It's not necessarily because you added the sitemap late, but that definitely didn't help with initial crawling.

Here's what you should do:

Check your image implementation. Make sure each image has proper alt text that matches the article content, and that images are placed logically within the article structure. Google sometimes pulls images from anywhere on the page if the association isn't clear.

Use structured data markup like Article schema to help Google understand which images belong to which content. Include the image URL in your schema markup.

In Google Search Console, use the URL Inspection tool to request re-indexing of the affected pages. This will help Google recrawl and properly associate the images.

Make sure your images have descriptive filenames that relate to the article topic, not just generic names like "image1.jpg".

Give it time. Two weeks is very new for a site, and Google's image indexing often lags behind text content. The sitemap will help going forward, but it can take weeks for Google to properly sort out image associations on new domains.

This won't ruin your SEO long-term, but fix the technical issues now to prevent it from continuing with new content.
 
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