Site Indexing Issue

TokTokWork

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Hello does anyone know how to solve this issue:

When I do site:MYWEBSITE.com it will come up with the domain and a few random pages.

However if I do site:MYWEBSITE.com/PAGE1234 then I will see the specific page indexed and this is the same for the other 130+ posts, the posts won't show up when i do Site:DOMAIN, however on my other website if I do site:DOMAIN then I'll get every post, page and everything that is indexed for that site.

Does anyone know what could be causing this issue?
 
Google has major indexing problems nowadays and it will take a while to get fixed,
if you're in rush with indexing your links, use some indexing services or some backlinks to get it indexed properly
 
It was discussed recently, Google isn't showing all your pages when using site: command, but as long as your page is indexed you're good
 
Update your sitemap in GSC
submit your URL directly to Google for indexing
Use the fetch and submit tool in Search Console
Increase fast page loading Speed
 
wait until Google's indexing problem gets fixed.

Have a great day buddy! :)
 
Google has major indexing problems nowadays and it will take a while to get fixed,
if you're in rush with indexing your links, use some indexing services or some backlinks to get it indexed properly
I don't think this is an indexing issue.

For me it has always been like that I think, though I rarely use site:domain to check what pages are indexed.

The OP should use the cache:domain, it'll indicate the last time Google crawled your site and how the site appears as at that time.
 
It was discussed recently, Google isn't showing all your pages when using site: command, but as long as your page is indexed you're good
agree with you! Google search is showing 70 pages out of 120 pages submitted and indexed on google.com when using site: command, but in reality, GSC is showing all 120 pages indexed. And if I check each page with hard-coded URL entered on google.com, then it shows that page.
 
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