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I have about 15 posts on my new website, so Google already indexed all of them, but this morning on checking my search Console, I noticed that Google says "URL is not on Google". I have not seen this before. So now I started requesting for indexing one after a time again.

Who has experience this kind of stuff before? All the indexing posts un-index and search console says URL is not on Google
 
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That issue happens sometimes, especially with new sites. Google can index your pages but then temporarily remove them from the search results while it reassesses quality or checks for any issues.


When Search Console says “URL is not on Google,” it often means the URL is in Google’s system but not currently showing in search results.


Requesting indexing again is a good move, but don’t panic if it takes some time — it can take a few days to weeks for Google to reprocess and re-include URLs.


Make sure your pages have good content, no indexing-blocking tags, and no manual actions on your site.


If you want, I can share a checklist to help speed up indexing and catch common problems.
 
Usually it’s not a penalty but Google just deindexing pages it thinks aren’t valuable enough yet (low traffic, thin content, or no links). It’s pretty common on new sites with low authority.

Rerequesting indexing can help, but the real fix is to improve internal linking, strengthen content, and get a few quality backlinks pointing to those posts.
 
zototsu said:
Usually it’s not a penalty but Google just deindexing pages it thinks aren’t valuable enough yet (low traffic, thin content, or no links). It’s pretty common on new sites with low authority.

Rerequesting indexing can help, but the real fix is to improve internal linking, strengthen content, and get a few quality backlinks pointing to those posts.
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I added a lot of references, I don't know if that might be the problem? Like when I write content, I add external links to wikipedia, ESPN and lots other authoritative site. Can that be the problem?
 
Daniel081 said:
That issue happens sometimes, especially with new sites. Google can index your pages but then temporarily remove them from the search results while it reassesses quality or checks for any issues.


When Search Console says “URL is not on Google,” it often means the URL is in Google’s system but not currently showing in search results.


Requesting indexing again is a good move, but don’t panic if it takes some time — it can take a few days to weeks for Google to reprocess and re-include URLs.


Make sure your pages have good content, no indexing-blocking tags, and no manual actions on your site.


If you want, I can share a checklist to help speed up indexing and catch common problems.
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Where the articles or content ai generated

I noticed gpt is messing up lot of stuffs this days
 
This happens a lot with new sites. Google sometimes indexes pages quickly, then retracts them if they're not completely sure about their quality. This doesn't mean a penalty. Strengthen internal linking, add more original content, and add some quality backlinks. Keep publishing — reindex requests alone won't fix it.
 
MD SHIMUL HOSSEN said:
This happens a lot with new sites. Google sometimes indexes pages quickly, then retracts them if they're not completely sure about their quality. This doesn't mean a penalty. Strengthen internal linking, add more original content, and add some quality backlinks. Keep publishing — reindex requests alone won't fix it.
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If reindex won't fix, what should I do because my contents are original and quality with references to authoritative sites
 
Yeah, I've seen this before. Sometimes Google just de-indexes pages for no clear reason, especially on new sites.
 
From my experience it's often a matter of bad internal linking. But, of course, it can also be due to poor content quality.
 
Ai Samuel said:
I have about 15 posts on my new website, so Google already indexed all of them, but this morning on checking my search Console, I noticed that Google says "URL is not on Google". I have not seen this before. So now I started requesting for indexing one after a time again.

Who has experience this kind of stuff before? All the indexing posts un-index and search console says URL is not on Google
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Yes, I’ve seen this happen before it can be due to a temporary glitch in Google’s indexing system or a crawl issue. Sometimes after updates, Google reevaluates content and removes URLs it deems low value or duplicate.
Make sure your content is unique, loads fast, and internally linked.
Resubmitting for indexing is a good move. Also, check if any recent changes to your sitemap, robots.txt, or hosting might affect crawling
 
Yes, that can happen, especially with newer sites. Google sometimes deindexes pages temporarily if they don’t see enough signals of value or traffic. It doesn’t always mean there’s a penalty — it can just be Google “testing” which pages to keep in the index.

Keep your internal linking strong, build a few quality backlinks, and update content to signal freshness. Often the URLs will reappear after some time once Google sees consistent relevance and engagement.
 
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