Pages not getting indexed on Google!

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Hello there, I am running a tool based website, There are 26 proper On-page SEO-optimized posts and pages, With proper keyword research, the first pages were indexed, but after one month, new posts and pages are not getting indexed.

These posts keyword density is also optimized as per Google's requirements, according to the latest update. Is there any other reason to consider?
 
Hello there, I am running a tool based website, There are 26 proper On-page SEO-optimized posts and pages, With proper keyword research, the first pages were indexed, but after one month, new posts and pages are not getting indexed.

These posts keyword density is also optimized as per Google's requirements, according to the latest update. Is there any other reason to consider?
Check site map used or not, second thing , also check content quality, must be used as manual written..
 
Hello there, I am running a tool based website, There are 26 proper On-page SEO-optimized posts and pages, With proper keyword research, the first pages were indexed, but after one month, new posts and pages are not getting indexed.

These posts keyword density is also optimized as per Google's requirements, according to the latest update. Is there any other reason to consider?
Have you tried to share your posts and pages on social media sites like FB, Reddit, LinkedIn and X? I hear doing that helps too with indexing.
 
Make sure Google s can find your new posts by submitting them directly to be indexed and checking for any technical problems that might be stopping them from showing up in search results.
 
Are your pages worthy of being indexed? Maybe the content quality isn't as great as you think.
 
Have you tried to share your posts and pages on social media sites like FB, Reddit, LinkedIn and X? I hear doing that helps too with indexing.
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Definitely, I have shared these post on social media platforms (FB, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Medium, etc) for social signal, I also resubmitted the sitemap in GSC, but the problem still exists.
 
Are your pages worthy of being indexed? Maybe the content quality isn't as great as you think.
I have considered it, especially after Google's latest update, The content is human-written and has the best user experience.
 
Review your robots.txt for crawl errors and make sure google crawls your site. Include all the new posts you have done recently in your XML sitemap. Try link building and do social signals
 
Make sure Google s can find your new posts by submitting them directly to be indexed and checking for any technical problems that might be stopping them from showing up in search results.
Could you explain further, how it works to submit directly and where?
 
Review your robots.txt for crawl errors and make sure google crawls your site. Include all the new posts you have done recently in your XML sitemap. Try link building and do social signals
I have checked robots.txt files on a tool, and the results were clear with a response code of 200. I am doing link building as I can and completing social signals as much as I can.
 
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Check site map used or not, second thing , also check content quality, must be used as manual written..
The sitemap is showing these pages, I have also resubmitted the sitemap. Content quality is good and human written, but I didn't type manually, I belong to a non-english family, and my English is not perfect That's why I use Chat GPT to translate my own written article, But I didn't retype the translated content on my websites; I copied the Chat GPT result and pasted it on my post.
 
I have checked robots.txt files on a tool, and the results were clear with a response code of 200. I am doing link building as I can and completing social signals as much as I can.
Link building should help mate. Wish you luck.
 
I have considered it, especially after Google's latest update, The content is human-written and has the best user experience.

Doesn't matter if they're human written. We use almost exclusively AI content and have no problem getting our pages indexed. If all you're doing is writing to get good scores on Surfer or green lights on Yoast then you're just putting a bunch of keywords on a page.

Are your pages offering new or unique information? Or are you just taking the information that's already in the first page for that keyword and writing a page that is SEO friendly?
 
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