Google Indexing wrong URL

Guys, I have a challenge in the past few months and I need help. Previously anytime I write an article and search my main keyword, I see my post in Google Search. Normally on the second page, third page, etc
It has changed recently. Anytime I write an article, Google index the wrong page. It either shows the homepage for the article or the post will not show at all in search.
It's really keeping me off. I know how my site is and I feel something extremely is wrong.

A suggestion or guide will be appreciated.

I want to know in more detail. How did you find out that Google indexed the wrong page ?
I am not sure what you mean.
Please share us more info, about what you searched in Google, and what Google showed.

please share more information so i can possibly help you out, and how did you find out that it was wrongly indexed?

slarkpol said:

I want to know in more detail. How did you find out that Google indexed the wrong page ?
I am not sure what you mean.
Please share us more info, about what you searched in Google, and what Google showed.

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Thanks for wanting to help. For example, I wrote another article yesterday and I got same bro.

In the article, my main focus keyword was "Reena Sky wiki" which I wrote lengthily. After some hours, I noticed my post was indexed but Google shows homepage in the result instead of the post URL. Here are Screenshots of what I mean:

Keyword: https://prnt.sc/xxfthx
The page that appears in a search result: https://prnt.sc/xxfus2

The URL of the actual post which Google should have shown is this and not the homepage: https://thenewsgod.com/reena-sky-wiki-biography-boyfriend-instagram-contacts/

This has been happening recently and all hard work seems to fall. Google always choosing the homepage for Search result instead of actually post URL. Hope this explains better?

AntonP1999 said:

please share more information so i can possibly help you out, and how did you find out that it was wrongly indexed?

Click to expand...

Thanks for wanting to help. For example, I wrote another article yesterday and I got same problem.

In the article, my main focus keyword was "Reena Sky wiki" which I wrote lengthily. After some hours, I noticed my post was indexed but Google shows the homepage in the result instead of the post URL. Here are Screenshots of what I mean:

Keyword: https://prnt.sc/xxfthx
The page that appears in a search result: https://prnt.sc/xxfus2
That's my homepage: thenewsgod.com

The URL of the actual post which Google should have shown is this and not the homepage: https://thenewsgod.com/reena-sky-wiki-biography-boyfriend-instagram-contacts/

This has been happening recently and all hard work seems to fall. Google always choosing the homepage for Search results instead of actually post URLs. Hope this explains better?

Hi, sorry for late reply.
I searched the keyword "Reena Sky wiki", and found two other pages ranking at the 2nd page at my location.
And I found that the two pages have links to your new page. Also your homepage has your new page link on the first part.
So it is reasonable that the old pages of your site updated recently ( your new post added to them as recommended post ) ranks better than your new page.

I think your focused keyword needs to be added to your post's h tags, link texts, and image alt tags more.
And also adding videos, and add more contents might solve the problem.
So don't worry, you need to update the post from now on.

slarkpol said:

Hi, sorry for late reply.
I searched the keyword "Reena Sky wiki", and found two other pages ranking at the 2nd page at my location.
And I found that the two pages have links to your new page. Also your homepage has your new page link on the first part.
So it is reasonable that the old pages of your site updated recently ( your new post added to them as recommended post ) ranks better than your new page.

I think your focused keyword needs to be added to your post's h tags, link texts, and image alt tags more.
And also adding videos, and add more contents might solve the problem.
So don't worry, you need to update the post from now on.

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Makes a lot of sense. I think I didn't add tags whiles writing the post. I will make some adjustments. Thanks a lot

In some cases, Google will not index some pages on your site because it can't crawl them. Even though it can't crawl them, it can still see them. To identify these crawl errors, go to Google Webmaster Tools → Select your site, → Click on “Crawl” → Click on Crawl Errors