Posts and pages doesnt indexing on Google. What to do?

[Mehmedalija Besic]

Sounds like a crawling issue. Run URL Inspection on one of the missing pages and share what it says

On some says: Temporary processing error on some: No reffering sitemap

 

[Mehmedalija Besic]

It's interesting that you're seeing a mix of "Temporary processing error" and "No referring sitemap" in the URL Inspection tool. This could indicate a technical issue with how Google is crawling and indexing your site. Have you checked your website's crawl stats and sitemap submissions in Google Search Console to see if there are any errors or warnings that might be related to this issue? Additionally, have you made any recent changes to your website's structure or content that could be contributing to this problem?

I dont know how to check it? Everything was indexed until i connected site to GSC. I tried some things. I disable sitemap on Yoast and install plugin for sitemap and added to GSC. Content is unique

 

[seo expert12]

Check Google Search Console for manual actions, coverage reports, robots.txt, and noindex tags, and request reindexing once issues are fixed. Temporary processing errors usually resolve, but make sure your site is crawlable and technically clean.

 

[Financialcut]

I think it's great that you're troubleshooting the issue with your Infomaniak cloud hosting, Mehmedalija. To check if something is blocked on the server, you can reach out to Infomaniak's support team and ask them to verify if Googlebot IPs are being blocked by their firewall or security settings. Additionally, you can also try checking your website's server logs to see if there are any errors or blocked requests from Googlebot. Have you tried using the `site:mywebsitename.com` search operator as Ai Samuel suggested to see if your posts are still indexing? This could help us determine if the issue is indeed related to the temporary processing error in GSC.

 

[Mehmedalija Besic]

I think it's great that you're troubleshooting the issue with your Infomaniak cloud hosting, Mehmedalija. To check if something is blocked on the server, you can reach out to Infomaniak's support team and ask them to verify if Googlebot IPs are being blocked by their firewall or security settings. Additionally, you can also try checking your website's server logs to see if there are any errors or blocked requests from Googlebot. Have you tried using the `site:mywebsitename.com` search operator as Ai Samuel suggested to see if your posts are still indexing? This could help us determine if the issue is indeed related to the temporary processing error in GSC.

Yes i tried it. It only shows homepage

 

[HazelAurora]

It’s likely that Google is re-evaluating the site’s quality and trust, so check for robots/noindex issues, improve content quality and internal linking, resubmit the sitemap for your best pages, and wait a few weeks, as a “temporary processing error” is usually not a penalty.

 

[callum smith]

When pages don’t index, it’s rarely just “Google being slow” usually something is blocking discovery, trust, or priority.

I’d look at this in order:

• Technical checks first: noindex tags, robots.txt, wrong canonicals, JS rendering issues.
• Internal linking: pages with no strong internal links often stay invisible.
• Content signals: well-written but generic content still gets skipped if it doesn’t add new value or match intent.
• Site authority: new or low-trust sites naturally face delayed indexing.

URL inspection and sitemap submission help discovery, but they don’t guarantee indexing. Google indexes what it sees as worth storing.

In practice, improving internal links, consolidating thin pages, and building a few trust signals usually works better than repeatedly requesting indexing.

Curious what others here debug first, technical blocks or content quality?

 

[Hazel Chloe]

After fine-tuning your technical configuration and requesting indexing via Search Console, Google is likely to index and surface your high-quality content in search results in due course.

 

[Younaslinkbuilder]

Did this deindexing happen immediately after adding the site to GSC, or was there a delay?
Also, were any settings changed at the same time (URL removal tool, domain property switch, sitemap resubmission)?

In cases like this, do you usually wait for the temporary processing error to clear, or have you seen specific actions that help pages get reprocessed faster?

 

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[Muhammad Azeem79]

• Check Google Search Console → Pages for indexing errors
• Make sure pages are not no index, blocked by robots.txt, or canonicalized wrong

 

[Oak Men]

After optimizing your technical settings and triggering a crawl via Search Console, your quality content should gradually be indexed and appear in search results.

 

[SashMuse]

A temporary processing error in GSC usually isn’t permanent, sometimes Google just glitches when crawling. I’d give it a few days, then try re-indexing the affected pages manually

 

[Alex Jemy]

With technical optimizations in place and a crawl request submitted, high-quality content should be indexed progressively and gain visibility in search.