How to create spreadsheet to GEOTag 1000 images for Website SEO

[photodata]

Alan thank for sorting the exif dat issue out, now the site recognises the images much appreciated.
I just have a few other simple questions for you.

How do I state the time and creation date in CSV for each Image and how to call it in the command prompt
and would it make sense do this for SEO?

Thank you

[Alan Clifford]

I have no idea how search engines work.  And I haven't really used CSV files!

You could try putting in your CSV file something like

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SourceFile,Make,DateTimeOriginal,CreateDate
x-s1_4010.jpg,FUJIFILM,2020:03:05 13:29:28,2020:03:05 13:29:28
p340_1180.jpg,NIKON,2017:12:08 14:06:32,2017:12:08 14:06:32


and then inport that into the photos.

[photodata]

Hello Alan, I managed to change the origin date and time of my images, howewer the main creation date of my images
Remains unchanged.

My CSV
SourceFile,GPSLatitude,GPSLatitudeRef,GPSLongitude,GPSLongitudeRef,DateTimeOriginal,CreateDate

and the command prompt im using
exiftool -csv="c:/imagetest/input2.csv" -make=FUJIFILM -model=X-S1 -datetimeoriginal -createdate "c:/imagetest"

Do you have any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Thank you

[StarGeek]

Basically FAQ #3.

You don't mention what you are using to view the "main creation date" of the file, so it's hard to know what tag that viewer is reading.  Try running this command to see all the time related tags
exiftool -time:all -g1 -a -s /path/to/testfile.jpg
Then, look through that output for the tag that displays your "main creation date" and put that in your csv file.