Google is de-indexing Gemini Articles! Anyone know?

[wtf]

Hello, I made a Gemini content plugin for my Wordpress site. It automatically shares only 1 content per day to prevent spam. While everything was going well, the indexes started to be deleted. I wonder if anyone who knows the reason or has encountered this problem has solved it.

 

[tazarbm]

I've heard that google deindexes a lot of AI content lately, but I don't know if it's true, it's just what some people say on the forum...

If it's true, you might want to make the AI content look NOT like AI

 

[HenryObi]

Hello, I made a Gemini content plugin for my Wordpress site. It automatically shares only 1 content per day to prevent spam. While everything was going well, the indexes started to be deleted. I wonder if anyone who knows the reason or has encountered this problem has solved it.

If anyone would know what content is written with Gemini it would be definitely be Google.

But maybe this is not particularly to Gemini written content alone. Have you tried publishing content written manually and/or with other AI tools to compare how they're treated?

 

[praetserge]

It doesn't matter what AI you use as if it's crap any search engine will de-index it.
I have AI content ranking on page 1 and no problem.
Only... one tiny problem... it takes me 2-4 hours to create an article with ChatGPT to make sure everything is fact checked and written for humans.
You probably spend 5 mins.

 

[IM Dude]

Gemini generate crapiest articles, big fat paragraphs that no one wants to read. Try to use different ai model. Or at least ask it to generate small paragraphs and do some edits if you can.

 

[seo crazy]

Yes, this is happening to many sites using Gemini. Google is getting better at detecting AI-written articles. Try editing your articles a bit and see if that helps.

 

[alexpeteronoja]

It's seems so because lot's of people are talking about it in blogging platform

 

[DerangedWolf]

It's the content, not AI. Interlink relevant content. Focus on SILO. Treat your site good and Google will do the same.

 

[Marin Valencia]

Looks like this deindexing trend is affecting a lot of Gemini-generated content lately. Have you tried mixing in some human-edited posts or testing other LLMs for comparison? Also curious if using structured internal links has any impact in these cases.

 

[JessiPinkme]

Yes, many users have seen de-indexing issues lately, especially with AI-generated content like Gemini. Google's march update focuses on low-quality or mass-produced AI content. Try adding more human edits, unique value and reduce automation to help retain indexing.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

Google might be de-indexing your Gemini content if it sees as low quality or too AI-generated- Try adding more original, human-edited value.

 

[SEO FIRE]

Check if pages are blocked by robots.txt or have noindex tags.

 

[Nproxyio]

Google is very sensitive to automated content, even if you only post 1 article/day, if the content violates or is considered duplicate, it is easy to be de indexed. Increase the quality of the content by adding handwritten or manual editing after the plugin creates the article. Check the robots.txt file and meta robots carefully to make sure

 

[FindYourHost]

Hello, I made a Gemini content plugin for my Wordpress site. It automatically shares only 1 content per day to prevent spam. While everything was going well, the indexes started to be deleted. I wonder if anyone who knows the reason or has encountered this problem has solved it.

Yeah, we’ve seen this happen a lot recently. It’s not just Gemini ,Google’s been tightening up across the board with anything that feels mass-produced or lacks original value. Even if your setup limits posts to 1/day, if the writing style stays robotic or too templated, it can still get flagged.

Try mixing in a bit of manual editing or even small rewrites per article , just enough to change tone and structure. Also check your indexation setup: robots.txt, meta tags, and your crawl budget. Sometimes pages get removed not because of the content, but because they’re not properly accessible or Google sees too much duplication.

If you’re testing in bulk, don’t rely on a single AI model. Try rotating outputs or layering some internal linking to help content stick.

 

[deeva2]

Probable reasons for content being removed include thin or duplicate content, malware, or incorrect noindex settings

 

[wtf]

I've heard that google deindexes a lot of AI content lately, but I don't know if it's true, it's just what some people say on the forum...

If it's true, you might want to make the AI content look NOT like AI

I wrote what you said with prompt but it didn't work I said write the article like a human being and tried it in a few different ways.

 

[wtf]

If anyone would know what content is written with Gemini it would be definitely be Google.

But maybe this is not particularly to Gemini written content alone. Have you tried publishing content written manually and/or with other AI tools to compare how they're treated?

I haven't tried it, but the articles are rankmath compatible and get 80+ directly. But something is probably different.

 

[wtf]

Gemini generate crapiest articles, big fat paragraphs that no one wants to read. Try to use different ai model. Or at least ask it to generate small paragraphs and do some edits if you can.

I specify how to write with the prompt as I want. There is no problem with that, but it is very interesting that it deletes after it gets indexed. Although it complies with SEO rules of 1000-1500 words and has no internal and external links, I even have it shared at different times. In other words, it shares regularly but at different times.

 

[ItStartsToday]

i hope google deindexes all those shitty ai generated articles especially Gemini they are so terrible its SO easy to detect ai even just glancing at it.

 

[wtf]

i hope google deindexes all those shitty ai generated articles especially Gemini they are so terrible its SO easy to detect ai even just glancing at it.

Gemini is better than GPT in my opinion.