Guest post won't get indexed

[DingDing0220]

I have three guest post on different sites that won't get indexed. I've tried the last four weeks use FB, twitter, and paid index service, still no luck. But I do see those links in my Ahrefs backlins - RD section.
I also checked all the post, I found that all three of them have "This is a collaborative post" or Disclaimer- This post is written in collaboration " on top of the article when publish it, is that the reason why they won't get indexed? or the site owner did something to prevent the page get indexed?
if the site owner did prevent the page get indexed, I should ask for refund since I will not get any juice, right?

 

[tazarbm]

if the site owner did prevent the page get indexed, I should ask for refund since I will not get any juice, right?

definitely! But how will you know that the owner of that website purposely stopped the page from indexing?? I would love to know how to check this.

Also, yeah, I don't like that "collaborative post" part, either. Like, WTF? It's like he's purposely telling google that this is a guest post and that it shouldn't get indexed.

I will admit that I'm not an expert SEO, and if I've been wrong at some point someone please prove me wrong, but I would definitely stay away from such an owner

 

[lewwy789]

I think if you check the code of the webpage with ctrl and u it will say <meta name="robots" content="noindex" /> near the top if it has been set to noindex.

 

[WoyThe2nd]

I think if you check the code of the webpage with ctrl and u it will say <meta name="robots" content="noindex" /> near the top if it has been set to noindex.

Probably thats the reason they arent indexed. if nothing works, OP build links to those pages and see if that works

 

[DingDing0220]

I think if you check the code of the webpage with ctrl and u it will say <meta name="robots" content="noindex" /> near the top if it has been set to noindex.

Checked, all three has <meta name="robots" content="index, follow" />

 

[tazarbm]

oh yeah, I forgot about the noindex tag....

 

[HenryObi]

I have three guest post on different sites that won't get indexed. I've tried the last four weeks use FB, twitter, and paid index service, still no luck. But I do see those links in my Ahrefs backlins - RD section.
I also checked all the post, I found that all three of them have "This is a collaborative post" or Disclaimer- This post is written in collaboration " on top of the article when publish it, is that the reason why they won't get indexed? or the site owner did something to prevent the page get indexed?
if the site owner did prevent the page get indexed, I should ask for refund since I will not get any juice, right?

If at all the seller 'did something' to prevent it from getting indexed, go ahead and ask for a refund.

But, I do believe it's the quality of the site. High quality sites that are already ranking othet pages for other keywords get indexed in a matter of hours and some days.

 

[robin222]

After guest posts are indexed, how often can I see positive changes in SERPs?

 

[Ranking Expert]

After guest posts are indexed, how often can I see positive changes in SERPs?

1-2 weeks hardly.

 

[Turbo SEO]

I also think the admin did something to prevent it from indexing, did you check with the admin regarding this issue, if yes means please let me know what did he said for this.

Checked, all three has <meta name="robots" content="index, follow" />

 

[Loklush]

Bro use google blogspots site placed your guest link on sidebar

Run some tire1,2&3 link package using software like mone robot(get benefit of their free trial)

1000% your guest post link will be index

 

[BuildMoreLinks]

did you paid someone for these guest posts? If the answer is yes then you probably need to ask for a refund.
If you are working to get the links indexed, then they are probably not worth it.

 

[davids355]

I’ve seen it before with sites that are built for guest posting, or other low quality sites, where much of the content just doesn’t get indexed.

Have you looked at some of the other recent content to see if it is indexed? That wouldhelp to pinpoint whether it’s a website issue or an issue specific to your post.

 

[hideath]

I also checked all the post, I found that all three of them have "This is a collaborative post" or Disclaimer- This post is written in collaboration " on top of the article when publish it, is that the reason why they won't get indexed?

I doubt this could be the problem,
if you do search google for "This is a collaborative post", you could easily find many guest posts ranking just fine

the site owner did something to prevent the page get indexed?

That could be possible, check if the page is set to noindex and if it's blocked or not by robots.txt
you can fast check using the "NoFollow" chrome extension

if the site owner did prevent the page get indexed, I should ask for refund since I will not get any juice, right?

ofc you should, what you were paying for in the 1st place

Bro use google blogspots site placed your guest link on sidebar

Run some tire1,2&3 link package using software like mone robot(get benefit of their free trial)

1000% your guest post link will be index

UsE mOnEy rObOt

dude, are you serious?
this software is just a scam, so either you lack experience or you just advertising