keywords not showing in search results

[seo-learner]

Hy everyone i just checked my google search console and some of my keywords are showing in search console but when i am searching them manually on google SERP's the keywords are not showing? can anyone explain what happening. i changed my website schema tomorrow. Is that why it is not showing or is there any other reason

 

[tazarbm]

i changed my website schema tomorrow.

how's life there in the future?

Hy everyone i just checked my google search console and some of my keywords are showing in search console but when i am searching them manually on google SERP's the keywords are not showing? can anyone explain what happening. i changed my website schema tomorrow. Is that why it is not showing or is there any other reason

could be many reasons...

1. Google serves you personalized results, so you need to log out of your google account, clear your browser cookies, use private / incognito mode as well as a VPN and then check the rankings.

2. could be a desktop vs mobile thing (you're checking on 1 device but GSC is showing rankings for the other device), so make sure you check for the same device

3. the rankings could fluctuate (sometimes they do), and when you check them they might be down, but later they could go back up, so you need to check periodically and multiple times (or use a rank tracking tool / service that sends you reports whenever changes happen)

4. the data center you use to check the rankings might not have been updated with the new rankings, so you need to wait / check again later (in few days). Google uses multiple data centers and - from what I know (although I could be wrong on this one) - the SERPs are not identical in all of these data centers / locations.

These are just 4 of the reasons that I can think of, but there are probably more.... But anyway, the best option is to use a rank tracking service / tool to keep track of your rankings and send you reports when things change, and then you won't have to worry about what misleading info GSC shows you

 

[tylero]

how's life there in the future?


could be many reasons...

1. Google serves you personalized results, so you need to log out of your google account, clear your browser cookies, use private / incognito mode as well as a VPN and then check the rankings.

2. could be a desktop vs mobile thing (you're checking on 1 device but GSC is showing rankings for the other device), so make sure you check for the same device

3. the rankings could fluctuate (sometimes they do), and when you check them they might be down, but later they could go back up, so you need to check periodically and multiple times (or use a rank tracking tool / service that sends you reports whenever changes happen)

4. the data center you use to check the rankings might not have been updated with the new rankings, so you need to wait / check again later (in few days). Google uses multiple data centers and - from what I know (although I could be wrong on this one) - the SERPs are not identical in all of these data centers / locations.

These are just 4 of the reasons that I can think of, but there are probably more.... But anyway, the best option is to use a rank tracking service / tool to keep track of your rankings and send you reports when things change, and then you won't have to worry about what misleading info GSC shows you

Probably, he's not a native speaker.

 

[alonelywriter]

1. click on the keyword and then click on the country where they are ranking.

This might be the case that your keywords are not ranking for your country. Also sometimes keywords rank in review snippet check that too.

 

[tazarbm]

Probably, he's not a native speaker.

oh, I'm sure of that! But I felt like sticking it

 

[tylero]

oh, I'm sure of that! But I felt like sticking it

Well played. Lol

 

[ubaid12]

There is two things!
1st) used vpn and select your keyword country!
2nd) if your site is penalized by google in ahref homepage main url will be showing on each keyword!

 

[seo-learner]

oh, I'm sure of that! But I felt like sticking it

yes i am not a native speaker and i always confused between tomorrow and yesterday

 

[seo-learner]

how's life there in the future?


could be many reasons...

1. Google serves you personalized results, so you need to log out of your google account, clear your browser cookies, use private / incognito mode as well as a VPN and then check the rankings.

2. could be a desktop vs mobile thing (you're checking on 1 device but GSC is showing rankings for the other device), so make sure you check for the same device

3. the rankings could fluctuate (sometimes they do), and when you check them they might be down, but later they could go back up, so you need to check periodically and multiple times (or use a rank tracking tool / service that sends you reports whenever changes happen)

4. the data center you use to check the rankings might not have been updated with the new rankings, so you need to wait / check again later (in few days). Google uses multiple data centers and - from what I know (although I could be wrong on this one) - the SERPs are not identical in all of these data centers / locations.

These are just 4 of the reasons that I can think of, but there are probably more.... But anyway, the best option is to use a rank tracking service / tool to keep track of your rankings and send you reports when things change, and then you won't have to worry about what misleading info GSC shows you

i am doing good bro but there is AI everywhere now

 

[tazarbm]

yes i am not a native speaker and i always confused between tomorrow and yesterday

all good, man! It was just a small joke

i am doing good bro but there is AI everywhere now

yep! Even google doesn't like the AI anymore

 

[freelance4r]

If your keywords are not showing in search results, several factors could be at play. Firstly, your website may not be properly optimized for the chosen keywords, meaning your on-page SEO elements such as title tags, meta descriptions, headers, and content might not effectively target these keywords. Additionally, your site might lack authority and backlinks compared to competitors, making it harder to rank. Search engine algorithms also consider user experience factors like page load speed, mobile-friendliness, and overall site quality. Furthermore, if your site or specific pages are relatively new, it might take time for search engines to index and rank your content. It's also possible that the keywords you are targeting are highly competitive, making it challenging to achieve a top position without significant SEO efforts. Regularly auditing your site, enhancing your content, building quality backlinks, and ensuring your site is technically sound can improve your chances of ranking for desired keywords.

 

[Dilly.]

There are so many factors in your Google ads account that can prevent it.

Country, target audience, bidding, time, etc.
You really gotta understand Google ads to do it yourself, otherwise, I suggest hiring a professional. But that can be an expensive or a waste of time often.