HELP PLS MY POSTS DISEAPPERED FROM GOOGLE SEARCH RESULTS

[hagh04]

Hello everyone , i have problem that is My website that is 2 months old
i started posting articles and some of articles ranked in top page than suddenly most posts they diseapperd from search results and became deindexed and i found them in like in the screenshot in Crawled - currently not indexed
So now i don't know what is the error any article i write and manuel index it doesn't get indexed
Some friends told me is Google Sandbox.
if anyone here pls faced this problem before tell me what to do and thanks for everyone.

 

[MajestySEO]

I would recommend to wait until all ongoing Google updates are complete before taking any major actions. It may be that Google is experiencing temporary issues with indexing during updates.
Once the updates are done, you can reassess the situation and decide the next steps. For now, just focus on creating high quality content and following best practices. Hang in there these things usually sort themselves out!

 

[xpesos]

Hello everyone , i have problem that is My website that is 2 months old
i started posting articles and some of articles ranked in top page than suddenly most posts they diseapperd from search results and became deindexed and i found them in like in the screenshot in Crawled - currently not indexed
So now i don't know what is the error any article i write and manuel index it doesn't get indexed
Some friends told me is Google Sandbox.
if anyone here pls faced this problem before tell me what to do and thanks for everyone.

This happens when your content is not up to mark, or it is pure AI content. You will to the point and high human score content, to keep it indexed and sustain rankings.

 

[We Bring Rank]

Very recently, I heard about this kind of issue widely; of course, it happens because of Google's Recent updates, So update your content quality and resubmit the search console again, Maybe it'll go back to the index.

 

[Aviel]

Google Sandbox is a theory that suggests new websites or pages might be temporarily "sandboxed"