Google is de-indexing my posts

[seonewbiehere]

Hey Guys,

I and my competitors copy the content from the same source. My website and also my competitors websites are 2 yrs old. Google is taking 4-5 hrs to index my posts whereas my competitors websites are indexing within a couple of minutes.

I don't post frequently on my website. Whereas, my competitors are posting on daily basis those are copied.

Google is de-indexing my posts after sometime that were copied. Whereas my competitors copied posts remain in the SERP.

Can I know, why it's happening for me. Is it due to trust issue?

Thanks

 

[Mr Positive]

Spin your content make it readable and pass it via copyscape and try again

 

[medosla97]

The question why google is deindexing your content ? it's a DMCA Compliant ?

 

[Ice Geek]

You will use Unique content and buy backlinks with clean.

 

[Alexa Blish]

Using URL inspection tool of Google search console.

 

[itz_styx]

could be DMCA if you copy it 1:1, try to spin the posts and see what happens.

 

[seonewbiehere]

@medosla97 @Ice Geek @itz_styx

it's not about DMCA guys. I didn't receive any DMCA complaint. My competitors posts are in the SERP. They just do copy paste.
Even, I followed the same approach but Google is de-indexing my posts after couple of hours.

My competitors were following this approach for the past 1 year whereas I started doing this recently.

My question is it due to trust issue or lack of backlinks?

 

[inspiretoday]

Copied content. It could also be that since both of you are using the same content, G might be construing that the one that is published first is the original one while the one which is published later is a duplicate one.

 

[seonewbiehere]

Spin your content make it readable and pass it via copyscape and try again

Thanks for your suggestion. I'm thinking about the same. Can you please recommend me the best spinning tool free & paid.

 

[mystique07]

Thanks for your suggestion. I'm thinking about the same. Can you please recommend me the best spinning tool free & paid.

Try WordAi

 

[seonewbiehere]

Copied content. It could also be that since both of you are using the same content, G might be construing that the one that is published first is the original one while the one which is published later is a duplicate one.

I don't think so, this is the same reason. 5 to 6 websites including mine publish the same content. Only mine is getting de-indexed from the SERP. We can't expect all the competitors to publish the copied content at the same time.