Google deindexing posts across all my sites

the low DR sites I’m talking about are like 3 years old or more. So they have age on their side except that one guy who’s site is like 3 months old but I’m not sure how he’s ranking.

its been said here prior that silent PBNS are why low authority sites are outranking high authority sites, so when you see a newbie passing your sports car by in a Honda Civic its probably because they have something big and bad under the hood
 
I had the same issue, and I went to every post, created a Table of Contents, added Frequently Asked Questions(3-4 questions and answers on each post), and corrected every stupid grammar mistake on the posts, and fix any wrong H1, H2, H3 Tags.
Posts are starting indexing now after 24 hours, I don't know if this is what made them index or it was just the right timing, but you guys can give it a try.
 
This might be because your page is very slow to load or contains too much bloat or ads or google might think your content is not useful for readers.

I love the excuse the content isn't useful to readers...that's always a great excuse for anything that is not indexed...how subjective, no ads, fine page speed...and content written by a PHD in the field...so then what? Too many notes?
 
I had the same issue, and I went to every post, created a Table of Contents, added Frequently Asked Questions(3-4 questions and answers on each post), and corrected every stupid grammar mistake on the posts, and fix any wrong H1, H2, H3 Tags.
Posts are starting indexing now after 24 hours, I don't know if this is what made them index or it was just the right timing, but you guys can give it a try.

whats ur DR
 
No. This is just a problem that happens from time to time. I’ve had more posts index but still only about half my site. Some users on this forum, who are known to make very successful blogs, sometimes face the same problem and it took months to eventually correct itself.

I have a new blog with 15 articles on it. all of them are indexed and those articles are trash... my articles that are actually written by someone who’s a professional in the field, with information non of the other posts have, refuse to get indexed. Apparently it’s just a waiting game If you face this problem.

I mean look up shaunm. He had this happen to one of his blogs. 2/3 of the content took 11 months to actually be indexed. And he’s someone I’d consider very well versed in blogging. What fixed It for him? Time. That’s it.
 
My backlinks are all fine. My sites at da 16 now. Nothing is really strange except for the typical span links you get that all sites get. I have a lot of guest posts but i never target keywords specifically. Only links pointing to some of the pages not indexed are my social media profiles like Facebook, Reddit, Pinterest, etc.
 
No one can tell "This is the exact reason", Content is one main reason and followed by bad backlinks.
I love the excuse the content isn't useful to readers...that's always a great excuse for anything that is not indexed...how subjective, no ads, fine page speed...and content written by a PHD in the field...so then what? Too many notes?
 
I had the same issue, and I went to every post, created a Table of Contents, added Frequently Asked Questions(3-4 questions and answers on each post), and corrected every stupid grammar mistake on the posts, and fix any wrong H1, H2, H3 Tags.
Posts are starting indexing now after 24 hours, I don't know if this is what made them index or it was just the right timing, but you guys can give it a try.

No one can tell "This is the exact reason", Content is one main reason and followed by bad backlinks.

IF the content is not shown, then how can it be seen to get backlinks...I think every professional SEO knows this very well
 
OP, how it is going? I'm facing the same issue, G webmaster shows 40+ pages indexed, when looking at site:site.com it shows 30+ and in reality it's just 11. And yesterday it was 13.
 
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