Google trims site domains. Anyone here doing cloaking?

[SEOMOOD]

Hello
There has been a phenomenon since December - domain trimming. The site catches a site several thousand, and Google cuts to e.g. 1 or 4. You can see this as we ask Google, site:domain.com

I especially see it on the pages about cloaking. Anyone here doing cloaking? Anyone see something similar?

 

[MisterXYZ]

You message is not clear.

Can you tell what do you mean by a site catches a site several thousand.

 

[SEOMOOD]

You message is not clear.

Can you tell what do you mean by a site catches a site several thousand.

Since December we see that Google is cutting the site for domains. I.e. when asked by Google with the command "site:domena.com" we see a low score - below 10 subpages, often 1 or more.

When I ask a given subpage if it's in the index, it's seems to be there, but you can't see it in site:domena.com. We also see that it does not rank on key phrases.It's like these subpages are in the supplemental index.

I noticed that if we link a domain from PBN for example and it quickly becomes visible on hundreds of keywords, then suddenly Google "flags it". The domain loses visibility, and after site:domena.com you can see several subpages.

I've especially noticed it on domains that are on cloaking. Do you see anything similar? I wonder why Google flags domains and cuts off their site.

 

[Mr Positive]

Not noticed this yet

 

[Dreams411]

I've noticed this on one of my sites. When I search site:domain .com I only see a few pages, even though I have tons of pages that are indexed on Google. In a nutshell, like 70% of my pages do not appear under this command, site:domain. com, even though they're indexed. I don't know what could be the problem. I started noticing this since early last month. And this may be affecting my ranking as the May upddate took up to 90% of my traffic. Anybody having the same problem? Or have a solution to this?

 

[SEOMOOD]

In a nutshell, like 70% of my pages do not appear under this command, site:domain. com, even though they're indexed.

We also see that it does not rank on key phrases. It's like these subpages are in the supplemental index.

 

[Dreams411]

We also see that it does not rank on key phrases. It's like these subpages are in the supplemental index.

Yeah, because Google algo chooses results from the main index and ignores pages in the supplemental index. Google is gradually making me loose my shit. How the heck do we fix this?