Image Mismatch: The latest manual actions in Webmaster Tools

Some time ago, we mentioned the most important manual procedures that Google employees perform on websites through webmaster tools.

Among these procedures, we mention: Spamming user-created content Hidden text and keyword stuffing Completely unwanted content known as (Pure spam) Poor content or no value Violating external links coming to your site A few days ago, Google launched a new manual procedure titled “Image mismatch.” This procedure targets sites that display different images to search engines than the ones they display on their site. It can be said that when a user searches for a specific image on the web and finds the image on one of the links affiliated with your site, but when the visitor enters the site, he is surprised by a completely different image from the one he saw in the search result.

That is, Google's search spiders found an image other than the one the user found, and this is the new procedure that Google called Image Mismatch. Manual procedures in Google The image does not match. However, if we see this message in our personal account, some may ask: What are the procedures that we must follow to restore the site to its previous condition? Here, Google responds on its official website to help website owners and tells owners of this type of violation that they must do the following:

*Make sure your website displays the exact same images to users whether they are displayed directly on your website or within Google Image search results. *After ensuring that your site images are exactly the same when displayed directly on the site and Google search results, you can request a reconsideration of the site.