Google Removing My Indexed Pages

[NoStax]

Hello guys, I have a problem in GSC. I submitted my Porn Tube website, and it was indexed well within 24 hours. But after that, Google started removing the indexed pages one by one. I don’t know what the problem is. I only indexed the subdomain, and I also added 3 subdomains to my property, but now only one page is still indexed. It has been 20 days and the problem is still the same with no changes. Please, I need your suggestions and solutions.



Possible Reasons Why Google Is Removing Your Pages



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[Steptoe]

How much unique content do these pages have? Do they have multiple internal links pointing to them? How about any external links?

 

[Bleugrey]

Hello guys, I have a problem in GSC. I submitted my Porn Tube website, and it was indexed well within 24 hours. But after that, Google started removing the indexed pages one by one. I don’t know what the problem is. I only indexed the subdomain, and I also added 3 subdomains to my property, but now only one page is still indexed. It has been 20 days and the problem is still the same with no changes. Please, I need your suggestions and solutions.

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Google likely removed the pages because of adult content restrictions, low-quality signals, or thin content on the subdomains. focus on improving content quality, ensure proper robots.txt and sitemap setup, and avoid duplicate or low-value pages. patience is key indexing may take time if Google is cautious.

 

[NoStax]

How much unique content do these pages have? Do they have multiple internal links pointing to them? How about any external links?

I add internal links in every post, and I use a 300-word description written like an article. I also add tags, categories, and of course the video. I get the video URL from a CDN website with high quality. The problem is that if I already have an issue with the content, I think it won’t get indexed from the beginning. I’m also using the WP-Script KingTube theme.

 

[NoStax]

Google likely removed the pages because of adult content restrictions, low-quality signals, or thin content on the subdomains. focus on improving content quality, ensure proper robots.txt and sitemap setup, and avoid duplicate or low-value pages. patience is key indexing may take time if Google is cautious.

Bro, I’m using the WordPress theme WP-Script, so there’s a robots.txt file, and I added a sitemap to GSC. But I think the problem is with the 3 subdomains that need to be indexed. I was also using 2 sitemaps for the same content, but I removed one and kept only one sitemap. I’ve been waiting for 25 days, but the indexing check is still pending. What do you think the problem could be?

 

[npoulk53]

Looks like Google is cutting the pages because of content type and quality signals. Best move is to make sure each page has unique text, a clean sitemap, and no duplicate subdomains. It can take weeks for indexing to settle, so patience is part of it too.

 

[wedbbb599]

I also have this same issue don't what to do like my only some pages are index reset of other still showing not index, will try to do investigation on this

 

[NoStax]

I also have this same issue don't what to do like my only some pages are index reset of other still showing not index, will try to do investigation on this

are you have any solution for this probelm?

 

[Carbatterynz]

You should expect Google to remove your indexed pages if they don't meet search quality standards, violate policies, or have technical issues. The most common reasons are duplicate content, thin or low-value pages, crawl errors, noindex tags, or poor mobile usability. You can fix this by reviewing your site in Google Search Console, improving content quality, and ensuring proper indexing settings. Maintaining visibility and preventing deindexation are achieved through regular audits.

 

[She Hulk]

Don’t stress, it’s normal in this niche. Focus on quality pages and one subdomain first.

 

[CyHead]

Sounds like a dupe content issue between the 3 domains. Take a page that was deindexed and google contente on that page and see what it brings up - likely content wasn't original or one of your other domains is showing up for that result, and its picking up that you're setting clone sites.

 

[2Index]

1. your project is porn - there are problems with it now, Google is very pessimistic about sites of this topic, up to complete deindexing
2. duplicates with subdomains, this problem also needs to be solved
3. well, try forced indexing.
4. if nothing helps - nothing will help.

 

[navi9000]

Something similar happened to my non adult site, I published 20 to 30 posts in a month, all of it indexed then next month all gone, except homepage from google. i was freaking out, then i just kept publishing and improving my posts with internal likes and updated old posts. next month all post back and on first page of google.

 

[sayonx]

I had this problem in another niche and I realized it was because I was using keywords as a "free" or something like "watch" bkabkabla "free" online on titles

 

[Jane Ruskin]

Google may deindex adult content if it flags guideline issues or low-quality signals. Ensure your site follows indexing rules, has original content, and correct robots.txt setup. Improving site authority and submitting a reconsideration request can help recover your pages.