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It appears that when importing RankMath settings from one website to another, you are having problems with the graphics in the rich test results. The way that Google indexes and caches images linked to URLs is usually the cause of this problem. To try to fix it, do the following:

1. Clear Caches and Reindex: Use Google Search Console to ask for a reindex of the impacted pages and, if necessary, clear the cache on both websites. Google may occasionally refresh its cached photos as a result of this.
2. Check the URLs for the images: Make sure your second website, trafficficriderdownload.com, has adequately linked and accessible photos. Incorrect permissions or URLs can occasionally make images in rich results show incorrectly.
3. Examine Rich Results: To examine the impacted URLs directly, use Google’s Rich Results Test tool. With the help of this tool, you may get an understanding of how Google processes and perceives your structured data—including photos.
4. Examine Structured Data: Ensure that both websites’ implementations of structured data (Schema.org markup) are accurate and contain the relevant picture URLs. For Google to appropriately display rich results, this is essential.
5. Watch Search Console Messages: Pay close attention to any notifications or messages about rich results or indexing problems that appear in Google Search Console. Google might offer certain instructions or alerts that can help identify the problem.
6. Update Image URLs (if necessary): If the problem continues, think about changing the second site’s image URLs to redirect to local versions or make sure they are correctly cited.

These methods should help you troubleshoot and maybe fix the problem where images aren’t showing up appropriately in your second site’s rich test results after importing RankMath settings. Further information may also be obtained by looking through Google’s literature or contacting RankMath for assistance if the issue continues.

Here are some troubleshooting actions you may take to address the issue where, after exporting and importing RankMath settings, the image URL from the first site appears in the rich test results of the second site:

Empty the Cache and Re-Scan:

1. Use a caching plugin or server-level cache (if applicable) to clear the cache on your WordPress website after importing the RankMath settings.
2. Utilizing RankMath’s SEO analysis tools, rescan the website. Frequently, this might refresh the rich results to show the accurate photographs.

Verify URLs and Image Indexing:

1. Make sure that search engines have appropriately indexed the images on both websites. Examine the picture URLs using Google Search Console, and if required, submit a request for indexing.
2. Check that each site’s RankMath settings contain the relevant image URLs. Occasionally disparities can be resolved by manually entering the picture URLs again.

Modify Rich Snippet Configuration:

• Go to the rich snippet or schema markup area of the RankMath settings to configure the pictures.
• Verify again that the appropriate image URLs are configured for every distinct kind of rich snippet (such as product, article, etc.).
• Once any necessary adjustments have been made, save the settings.

Examine the global settings:

• Make that all of the RankMath global settings about images are set up properly. This includes any overrides, fallbacks, or default image settings that could have an impact on rich results.

Examine Organized Data:

• To see how Google understands the structured data on both websites, use the Rich Results Test or the Structured Data Testing Tool.
• Verify that the picture URLs correspond to the intended images on each website by checking for any errors or warnings linked to them.

Check for Cross-Site Data Transfer:

• If the problem continues, make sure that image URLs are included and recognized appropriately throughout the import process by looking over the produced RankMath settings file.
  Examine the two websites’ settings manually to find any differences that might be causing picture URLs to transfer over improperly.

After importing the RankMath settings from the first site, you should be able to resolve the issue of erroneous image URLs showing up in the rich test results of your second site by following these procedures. If the issue still doesn’t go away, you might need to manually tweak the settings more or speak with RankMath support for more thorough troubleshooting.