Do Google index a site like this?

[Ai Samuel]

If Google update hit a certain website, will the posts from the site still index?

Because one of my website was hit by just concluded Google update but it's still indexing my new posts but it's not showing up when search through the keyword. But when typed site:url.com all posts appears and indexing.

Just curious though because I want to know if I am wasting time on the site or not

 

[AirtightFan]

Yeah, it’s still indexing, but probably got hit on ranking signals. That’s why posts show with site:url but not through keywords. You’re not wasting time, but it might take a while to recover visibility. Keep posting quality stuff and monitor traffic.

 

[Ai Samuel]

Yeah, it’s still indexing, but probably got hit on ranking signals. That’s why posts show with site:url but not through keywords. You’re not wasting time, but it might take a while to recover visibility. Keep posting quality stuff and monitor traffic.

I hope so for the site to be back. How long do you think it'll take if that will eventually happen?

 

[pascaltchuen]

If Google update hit a certain website, will the posts from the site still index?

Because one of my website was hit by just concluded Google update but it's still indexing my new posts but it's not showing up when search through the keyword. But when typed site:url.com all posts appears and indexing.

Just curious though because I want to know if I am wasting time on the site or not

Yes, your site can still be indexed even if it was affected by a Google update.
But there’s a big difference between:
Indexing:Google knows your pages—they're in its index.

Ranking:That’s the real issue.
Your pages no longer appear for targeted keywords → they’re still indexed, but pushed down in the​

 

[NitroCan]

Yeah It might Index but Most Probably It wont be Ranked, as The Google Have already Gotten that website in the black List

My suggestion would be to Just make an new website and dont waste your time Trying to get it fixed up.

 

[Ai Samuel]

Yeah It might Index but Most Probably It wont be Ranked, as The Google Have already Gotten that website in the black List

My suggestion would be to Just make an new website and dont waste your time Trying to get it fixed up.

Ahh, so you mean all efforts are gone? You just scared me lol

 

[pokai]

Indexing just means Google is storing your content it doesn’t guarantee ranking. If you’re seeing your pages through site:yourdomain.com but not through keyword searches, it usually means the site has lost trust or authority in Google’s eyes.

 

[Arn Proxy]

This happened to me too. My posts were still being indexed when my website started appearing on Google.
At first, it only showed up when I typed “site:url,” and the keywords were missing. I didn't do anything and waited a few days. Eventually, all the pages and keywords started showing up on Google.

(Note: I regularly receive SEO services for keywords, so that might have had an impact on the process.)

 

[TheSeoSpider]

Yes, Google can still index your posts after a core update hits, but they may not rank well. If posts appear with site:yourdomain.com but not for keywords, it means you're indexed but likely lost trust or ranking due to quality or relevance issues.

 

[Ai Samuel]

(Note: I regularly receive SEO services for keywords, so that might have had an impact on the process.)

Can you explain this place better for me please?

 

[Arn Proxy]

Can you explain this place better for me please?

I work with an SEO company. I pay an annual fee for each keyword. They do not guarantee that the keyword will reach the first position, but they still rank it quite high. (Some of my keywords are in the first position, while others are in the third and fourth positions.)
The SEO company I work with only provides services in my country. Therefore, I don't think they will provide services to another country. The amount I pay for each keyword is quite expensive, but if you want to do a good job, you have to put up with it.

Note: Even if you use an SEO service, it is very difficult for your keyword to reach high rankings in a short period of time. For this, you need to boost it with Google ads. I have seen the benefits of this.

 

[Starblazer]

Google deindexes sites in rare cases like spam, doorway pages, thin content, etc. If your content is good, then there is no need to panic. The updates usually hit some sites but a few of them quickly recover. You just need to wait and see. If you think there is something wrong, then fix it. You should also continue publishing content.

 

[muted_mood]

Google can index almost anything — as long as it’s crawlable and not blocked by robots.txt or a noindex tag.
If the site relies heavily on JavaScript or dynamic content loading, indexing can be more difficult unless it’s rendered properly.
Make sure the structure is clean, internal links are in place, and nothing is preventing crawlers from accessing the content.

 

[Ai Samuel]

Google can index almost anything — as long as it’s crawlable and not blocked by robots.txt or a noindex tag.
If the site relies heavily on JavaScript or dynamic content loading, indexing can be more difficult unless it’s rendered properly.
Make sure the structure is clean, internal links are in place, and nothing is preventing crawlers from accessing the content.

Please read my post again. Thanks

 

[EthanSeo99]

I Think the your website is not completely hit by google, the hit website new pages dont index and also it starting deindexing previous articles.
If you post daily articles on your website with highquality content and also try backlinks and patiently wait 1-2 month hope website got recoverd

 

[Ai Samuel]

I Think the your website is not completely hit by google, the hit website new pages dont index and also it starting deindexing previous articles.
If you post daily articles on your website with highquality content and also try backlinks and patiently wait 1-2 month hope website got recoverd

I'm still posting articles daily

 

[NitroCan]

Ahh, so you mean all efforts are gone? You just scared me lol

Yeah But don't worry and I bet u had made some money out of that website already.

 

[EthanSeo99]

I'm still posting articles daily

Keep Posting, And try to add more images with your own and also make backlinks on new articles hope you will get recovered

 

[Ai Samuel]

Google deindexes sites in rare cases like spam, doorway pages, thin content, etc. If your content is good, then there is no need to panic. The updates usually hit some sites but a few of them quickly recover. You just need to wait and see. If you think there is something wrong, then fix it. You should also continue publishing content.

How long do you think I'll need to wait?

 

[Starblazer]

How long do you think I'll need to wait?

Google usually collects data and fixes any bugs in their updates. So, you should wait for a month to see if they revert the changes.