Problem with my Rank Math SEO

Hello,

Thank you for contacting Rank Math support.

We apologize for the inconvenience you’re facing with your SEO. We’ll do our best to assist you with each of your queries.

1. I did a quick Google search for “arteonwebstudio” and I found your website on the first result: https://i.rankmath.com/i/XXWjN1. That’s great news! However, you should also be aware that your site may not rank well for some other keywords because your site is still new and has low authority and relevance for those terms.

   Google uses many factors to rank websites, such as the quality of your content, the number of backlinks, the signals from your users, and so on. To boost your ranking for your website name, you need to keep working on your SEO and building your online reputation. You can use Rank Math’s features to help you with this, such as optimizing your titles and descriptions, adding schema markup, running SEO analysis, and more.

2. This page may not be showing up because Google may have not crawled your site completely yet. Please make sure you have submitted your sitemap to Google and check if there is any error on your Google Search Console.
3. The images that appear on the right side of the Google result are automatically picked by Google from the page. If Google can recognize an image, and it thinks it might be useful for users – it’ll show it next to the search result. As a webmaster, you don’t have any control over which image Google shows. But you can increase the chances of having your preferred image by setting it as a featured image and as your Open Graph image (og:image). You can do this with the Rank Math Snippet Editor > Social tab. If you want to remove the current image from Google, just delete the image from your page – and the image will be gone when Google crawls the page again.
4. Your meta description is different from the one you set with Rank Math because Google sometimes decides to show a different snippet from your page that matches the user’s query better. This is not an error or a problem with Rank Math; it’s just how Google works. You can’t force Google to show your exact meta description every time, but you can improve your chances by writing a relevant and catchy meta description that summarizes the main topic of your page and includes your target keywords. You can learn more about how to fix this here: https://rankmath.com/kb/different-meta-title-and-description/

We hope this answers your questions and helps you with your SEO. If you have any other questions or issues, please feel free to contact us again.