My website has an issue please help

[Ai Samuel]

Hello everyone

My website domain name was ranking when you search with the domain name keyword, but after the recent Google update, the domain name ranking drop to Google page 2.

Now the problem here is, when I type site:mywebsiteurl, all my posts are still indexed even the new posts I am making are still indexing, but when I search the topics on Google the posts doesn't show up. Sorry if my typing is kind of confusing.

So on this case that my new posts are still indexing but when search the topic on Google it doesn't show up, what should I do?

Continue with the site or what? Please I need recommendation

 

[IM Dude]

Go to Google search console, add your site and check what's going on. How much traffic you are getting (impressions clicks and ctr). How many keywords are you ranking, what's the average ranking. That will give you the clear picture not searching on google.

 

[Ai Samuel]

Go to Google search console, add your site and check what's going on. How much traffic you are getting (impressions clicks and ctr). How many keywords are you ranking, what's the average ranking. That will give you the clear picture not searching on google.

Please read my post this time carefully.

 

[Mamba Noir]

If your new posts are getting indexed but not showing up when you search the topic, it means Google knows your content exists but doesn’t see it as competitive enough yet. You need to tighten your SEO on-page game. Check your competitors and see what they are doing. When you type in your topic in Google, find a competitor who is showing up on the first page, and check and do some spying. And maybe get yourself a few backlinks.

Just because you're indexed doesn't mean you're ranking for your keywords. Getting indexed just means you are ready to climb the ranks. Now you have to actually do the work.

 

[Ai Samuel]

If your new posts are getting indexed but not showing up when you search the topic, it means Google knows your content exists but doesn’t see it as competitive enough yet. You need to tighten your SEO on-page game. Check your competitors and see what they are doing. When you type in your topic in Google, find a competitor who is showing up on the first page, and check and do some spying. And maybe get yourself a few backlinks.

Just because you're indexed doesn't mean you're ranking for your keywords. Getting indexed just means you are ready to climb the ranks. Now you have to actually do the work.

It's because of the recent update that's making the posts not to show up when searching for it. Before the update all the posts were showing up very well and ranking

 

[seo crazy]

Add FAQ schema to your posts so they can grab featured snippets and stand out above page 1 listings.

 

[cocomoxoxo]

Sounds like your site got hit by a relevance or trust filter after the update If posts still index, that’s a good sign just poor visibility. I’d focus on improving EEAT, internal linking, and content depth before jumping ship.

 

[DigiAuxilio]

• Review content quality – Ensure your posts provide original, helpful, and in-depth value.
• Check for E-E-A-T – Demonstrate experience, expertise, authority, and trust.
• Update old posts – Refresh outdated content and optimize with relevant keywords.
• Improve internal linking and UX – Help Google and users navigate better.
  Yes, continue with the site—just optimize smartly.

 

[Ai Samuel]

Sounds like your site got hit by a relevance or trust filter after the update If posts still index, that’s a good sign just poor visibility. I’d focus on improving EEAT, internal linking, and content depth before jumping ship.

Yes posts are still indexing. I have done internal linking to all the posts as of now. Though I don't know if I should keep posting if the contents will show up when searching for it

 

[heysmmreseller]

Your posts are still getting indexed (that site: search proves it), which means Google hasn't blacklisted you or anything. You're just facing a ranking issue, not an indexing issue. This is actually pretty common after algorithm updates.
Google's still crawling your site, which means recovery is definitely possible. I've seen tons of sites bounce back after updates. Abandoning ship now would be like throwing away all the work you've already put in.

First, do a quick health check: Run your site through PageSpeed Insights to check your Core Web Vitals, make sure your site looks good on mobile, check Google Search Console for any crawl errors.

 

[KaiStream]

I’d say don’t give up yet — keep publishing consistently, improve existing content, and maybe build a few relevant backlinks to key pages. Recovery can take a few weeks.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

It's common issue after update-your content is still indexed, but google may have lowered its relevance. Focus on improving content quality, Internal linking, and page speed while monitoring for recovery.

 

[Ai Samuel]

Your posts are still getting indexed (that site: search proves it), which means Google hasn't blacklisted you or anything. You're just facing a ranking issue, not an indexing issue. This is actually pretty common after algorithm updates.
Google's still crawling your site, which means recovery is definitely possible. I've seen tons of sites bounce back after updates. Abandoning ship now would be like throwing away all the work you've already put in.

First, do a quick health check: Run your site through PageSpeed Insights to check your Core Web Vitals, make sure your site looks good on mobile, check Google Search Console for any crawl errors.

Thank you for this information. I'll keep posting and updating old posts.

 

[Thunder Digitals]

If it's a casino niche site, then you need to build links for it, depending on your keyword competition.

 

[Next tech scope]

Hello everyone

My website domain name was ranking when you search with the domain name keyword, but after the recent Google update, the domain name ranking drop to Google page 2.

Now the problem here is, when I type site:mywebsiteurl, all my posts are still indexed even the new posts I am making are still indexing, but when I search the topics on Google the posts doesn't show up. Sorry if my typing is kind of confusing.

So on this case that my new posts are still indexing but when search the topic on Google it doesn't show up, what should I do?

Continue with the site or what? Please I need recommendation

that’s a good sign , it means Google is still crawling your site. However, the drop in rankings likely means your site was affected by the recent algorithm update.

t I recommend making sure it’s helpful, original, and aligns with Google’s E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) principles, avoid having multiple posts targeting the exact same topic. I

Focus on building deep content around your niche.
Link relevant posts together to help Google understand your structure. Finally, use Google Search Console to spot trends or errors

No need to give up on the site. Keep improving it, and focus on quality. Recovery takes time, but it’s definitely possible.

 

[Ai Samuel]

that’s a good sign , it means Google is still crawling your site. However, the drop in rankings likely means your site was affected by the recent algorithm update.

t I recommend making sure it’s helpful, original, and aligns with Google’s E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) principles, avoid having multiple posts targeting the exact same topic. I

Focus on building deep content around your niche.
Link relevant posts together to help Google understand your structure. Finally, use Google Search Console to spot trends or errors

No need to give up on the site. Keep improving it, and focus on quality. Recovery takes time, but it’s definitely possible.

I appreciate this. Thanks

 

[RankTrac]

Keep publishing quality content and build backlinks to regain rankings. Also, check for any Google penalties or crawl errors in Search Console.

 

[JessiPinkme]

This sounds like a site quality or relevance issue post-update. If indexing is fine but not ranking, review content quality, internal linking and EEAT signals. Improve topical depth, reduce thin/duplicate content and monitor in GSC. Don't abandon - optimize.

 

[Ai Samuel]

Keep publishing quality content and build backlinks to regain rankings. Also, check for any Google penalties or crawl errors in Search Console.

How do I build Backlinks? For the search Console, there's no crawl errors at the moment

 

[Ranking Expert]

Wait some time and update quality content on site.