Google is not index my website

[danita]

I have a new website, but when I check the index with the site: google indexes exactly 4URL after one month of submission, have a sitemap, a normal host has no abnormal signs, has backlinks from platforms, social networks but always has only 4URL indexes. The difference is that the links only change, while the number remains the same through checks.

register gsc
add sitemap on gsc
use service eliteindexer input all pages url on your site.
wish this work

 

[danita]

I'm having the same issue and I tried a lot of different things. Just 6 pages are indexed but not 1 of my blog posts. Really frustrating. Now I'm even surprised that those 6 pages got indexed in the first place.

referalll pages a to pages b etc...
wish is work

 

[Royal96]

register gsc
add sitemap on gsc
use service eliteindexer input all pages url on your site.
wish this work

Yes, I've setup GSC, submitted sitemap, requested indexing, internal linking.

I will give eliteindexer a try, thanks!

 

[SaulCode]

Interlink the pages with different pages, keep proper sitemap which should include the path of the url you want to kn

 

[shog]

Did you build a lot of backlinks to your new site right away? I recently set up two domains, similar but not the same content. The first I hit hard with GSA SER backlinks because I wanted advance it as fast as possible, the second I built no links and let sit for a long time. Google indexed the homepage of the first site but refuses any more pages. The second site is fully indexed already, including blog posts.

 

[CaptainCrypto]

how long basically it should take to index a page after launch with or without GSC.

 

[Kaine]

Guys there are a few things to consider, Google now typically takes around 3 days to index content.
Many think that you just have to upload content to the site and i's enough ... I see some really dirty content, code errors, syntax errors, broken links. There are site design issues that prevent search engines from moving well (efficiently) through the site tree.
Often the problem comes from the content, Google is much more sensitive to the content generated and I think its algorithm is more efficient.
I guarantee you that if everything I just listed is corrected (and the domain has not been flagged for spam) it will index quickly and well!

 

[simbah_kakung]

Guys there are a few things to consider, Google now typically takes around 3 days to index content.
Many think that you just have to upload content to the site and i's enough ... I see some really dirty content, code errors, syntax errors, broken links. There are site design issues that prevent search engines from moving well (efficiently) through the site tree.
Often the problem comes from the content, Google is much more sensitive to the content generated and I think its algorithm is more efficient.
I guarantee you that if everything I just listed is corrected (and the domain has not been flagged for spam) it will index quickly and well!

I have a similar case in one of my site that uses copied content from other sites. The number of indexed pages gradually reduced. Once I removed the copied content and improve my on-page (KW density), the trend is reversed. The number of indexed pages slowly increases. It's still dancing though.

One question. Say, I published a post today and it got indexed 5 hours ago. I check it again around 2 hours later, and it disappears from index (GSC says it already indexed). Have you ever experienced this kind of issue. If yes, how do you solve it?

 

[Kaine]

I have a similar case in one of my site that uses copied content from other sites. The number of indexed pages gradually reduced. Once I removed the copied content and improve my on-page (KW density), the trend is reversed. The number of indexed pages slowly increases. It's still dancing though.

One question. Say, I published a post today and it got indexed 5 hours ago. I check it again around 2 hours later, and it disappears from index (GSC says it already indexed). Have you ever experienced this kind of issue. If yes, how do you solve it?

Some might think that this is some sort of a lingering Google bug. I think you have reduced Google's trust in your site and that it must have undergone more "checks" than a really "clean" site. This is the reason for the indexations then successive disappearances.
All will be in order in a few days if the contents are clean. You must now take no risk on the quality of the links that you will point to otherwise you will have a lot more trouble getting out of the penalty that will come.