[HIRING] Need an SEO who's recovered a site from mass deindexing

Got a problem I can't crack on my own and need someone who actually knows this stuff.

My site has a few hundred pages. Most used to be indexed and pulling traffic. Over the last little while Google quietly dropped almost all of them — I'm down to like 5 pages indexed now. The rest are stuck on "Crawled/Discovered – currently not indexed."

Pages are all live, return 200, look totally normal to a visitor. No manual action in Search Console either. So I need someone who can tell me why Google won't index them and give me a real fix plan, not a 40-page audit I'll never read.

Bonus if you've personally pulled a site out of this before.

If you're interested, drop me:

• a quick take on what usually causes this
• an example of a recovery you've done (can be anonymized)
• your rate + availability

Will share GSC access and the details with whoever looks legit. Reply or PM.

We have worked on several SEO recovery projects involving deindexing and crawl issues without manual penalties Usually these cases are related to content quality crawl budget.

we can investigate why your pages are not getting indexed despite returning 200 status and build a realistic recovery plan based on actual findings.

we provide direct analysis clear recovery steps and implementation support.

Let me know if you still looking for someone to get reindex of your pages.

I can Help You For this this usually happens from low-quality/thin content, internal linking issues, crawl budget waste, duplicate pages, bad canonicals, or Google losing trust in the site overall.

We can help you with deindexing problems.. like my comment or dm em for more info

its ask quite a lot of work and time , to recover you will need at least 6 months so think twice if is worth it tge baggle or move on

Hi @Alexbis69

I will assist you in recovering from this site condition. My team has worked with some client sites to make a complete audit and resolve this

Kindly send me your site details we will discuss and proceed further

Thanks

Alexbis69 said:

Got a problem I can't crack on my own and need someone who actually knows this stuff.

My site has a few hundred pages. Most used to be indexed and pulling traffic. Over the last little while Google quietly dropped almost all of them — I'm down to like 5 pages indexed now. The rest are stuck on "Crawled/Discovered – currently not indexed."

Pages are all live, return 200, look totally normal to a visitor. No manual action in Search Console either. So I need someone who can tell me why Google won't index them and give me a real fix plan, not a 40-page audit I'll never read.

Bonus if you've personally pulled a site out of this before.

If you're interested, drop me:

• a quick take on what usually causes this
• an example of a recovery you've done (can be anonymized)
• your rate + availability

Will share GSC access and the details with whoever looks legit. Reply or PM.

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Hi,

I’d be interested in taking a look at this. What you’re describing is something I’ve seen multiple times recently, especially after the newer Google quality and indexing updates.

Usually, when pages are stuck in “Crawled/Discovered – currently not indexed” at scale without a manual action, the issue is tied to one or more of these:
• Thin or low-confidence content signals
• Internal linking/crawl path problems
• Site-wide quality or topical trust issues
• Template duplication / programmatic SEO issues
• Crawl budget inefficiencies
• Weak authority or poor backlink profile
• Indexing quality thresholds after recent Google updates

The good news is that if pages are technically accessible (200 status, crawlable, no noindex/canonical issues), this is often recoverable with the right strategy instead of random fixes.

My approach is practical — I focus on identifying the actual root cause and building a recovery plan you can implement, not delivering a useless 40-page audit PDF.

I’ve worked on sites that lost large portions of indexed pages and helped recover indexing by improving content quality signals, internal architecture, crawl efficiency, and overall trust/authority.

If you’d like, send over:
• GSC access
• Example affected URLs
• CMS/platform details
• Any recent changes before the drop

I’ll review the situation and give you a clear direction on what’s happening and what recovery path makes the most sense.

Thanks,
Muhammad Mubeen