How to Build a New Website Without Getting Deindexed?

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Hi everyone,

I see that building a new website is very difficult. My website is over 3 months old now, and I’ve already published more than 100 posts, all about car-related topics. But the problem is: my site got deindexed by Google.

I don’t understand why this happened. I tried to write useful content and keep everything clean. But now Google seems to think my site is spam, and I don’t know what I did wrong.

How can I build a new website so that Google doesn’t think it’s spam and doesn’t deindex it?

If anyone has experience with this, please help me. I really want to fix it and avoid making the same mistake again.

Thanks in advance!
 
Did you use AI generated content or unnatural backlinks? If it's a pure whitehat site, then you can revive it.
 
Did you use AI generated content or unnatural backlinks? If it's a pure whitehat site, then you can revive it.
Yes, I do use AI-generated content. There are some websites with 100% AI content that still rank at the top normally. I don’t use backlinks.
 
Yes, I do use AI-generated content. There are some websites with 100% AI content that still rank at the top normally. I don’t use backlinks.
How do you write your articles, like the process, do you just put a subject into GPT and copy paste? and what frequency do you post them?
 
Submit your sitemap in Search Console and earn a few real backlinks so Google trusts and keeps your new site indexed.
 
Yes, I do use AI-generated content. There are some websites with 100% AI content that still rank at the top normally. I don’t use backlinks.
There are many free AI content checkers. Check if they detect your content as AI generated. If they do, then you need to rewrite everything. Although many sites use AI content, they take precautions to look natural.
 
man, that sucks, sorry to hear that.
it’s tough when you put in the work and still get hit like that. google can be picky, especially with newer sites in certain niches.

if you start a new one, maybe take it slow at first, post less often, focus on quality over quantity, and try to build some trust signals like an about page, contact info, even some social links.
also double check things like ai content or thin pages, just in case.

hope you bounce back from it, you’re clearly putting in the effort.
 
How do you write your articles, like the process, do you just put a subject into GPT and copy paste? and what frequency do you post them?
No. i use Prompt

man, that sucks, sorry to hear that.
it’s tough when you put in the work and still get hit like that. google can be picky, especially with newer sites in certain niches.

if you start a new one, maybe take it slow at first, post less often, focus on quality over quantity, and try to build some trust signals like an about page, contact info, even some social links.
also double check things like ai content or thin pages, just in case.

hope you bounce back from it, you’re clearly putting in the effort.
There are many free AI content checkers. Check if they detect your content as AI generated. If they do, then you need to rewrite everything. Although many sites use AI content, they take precautions to look natural.
Thanks

Submit your sitemap in Search Console and earn a few real backlinks so Google trusts and keeps your new site indexed.
I do it
 
Try to publish unique angle of content. That is on demand. And don't use direct AI content.

Content that are not useful or not in demand are get deindexed.
What do you think qualifies as useful content? I notice that most of the content online nowadays is generated by AI. Even content written by humans often gets flagged as AI-generated. So, does content necessarily have to cite sources? Is it required to use references?
 
I had a similar issue and fixed it by improving internal linking and slowing down post frequency.
 
I had a similar issue and fixed it by improving internal linking and slowing down post frequency.
Wow. Thanks you. So how do you reduce it? How many posts per day?
 
You should submit your sitemap to search console but sitemap alone won’t cut it, pair it with a handful of high-quality backlinks to show Google your site deserves to be seen.
 
Hi everyone,

I see that building a new website is very difficult. My website is over 3 months old now, and I’ve already published more than 100 posts, all about car-related topics. But the problem is: my site got deindexed by Google.

I don’t understand why this happened. I tried to write useful content and keep everything clean. But now Google seems to think my site is spam, and I don’t know what I did wrong.

How can I build a new website so that Google doesn’t think it’s spam and doesn’t deindex it?

If anyone has experience with this, please help me. I really want to fix it and avoid making the same mistake again.

Thanks in advance!
That’s brutal, sorry your site got deindexed! For a new car-related site with 100+ posts, check Search Console for specific errors like thin content or unnatural links.

Ensure unique, high-quality posts, avoid keyword stuffing, and build legit backlinks slowly.

Follow EEAT—add an author bio and contact page. Request reindexing after fixes.

Anyone else recover from this?
 
What do you think qualifies as useful content? I notice that most of the content online nowadays is generated by AI. Even content written by humans often gets flagged as AI-generated. So, does content necessarily have to cite sources? Is it required to use references?
Ask yourself the same question. Is my content similar to 1000 other results that are on the internet. If My content providing anything different than what is already on the internet. If not, then why would google consider indexing or ranking it in the searches?

Simply ask chatgpt, the same question related to your topic. I am sure, it will give you a new angle to write the same content.

Good luck.
 
You should submit your sitemap to search console but sitemap alone won’t cut it, pair it with a handful of high-quality backlinks to show Google your site deserves to be seen.
That’s brutal, sorry your site got deindexed! For a new car-related site with 100+ posts, check Search Console for specific errors like thin content or unnatural links.

Ensure unique, high-quality posts, avoid keyword stuffing, and build legit backlinks slowly.

Follow EEAT—add an author bio and contact page. Request reindexing after fixes.

Anyone else recover from this?
I tried many new websites but failed. Too bad. I have a website about MOD APK. Traffic is mainly from youtube and telegram, about 400-500 per day, but it has only indexed the homepage for a year now.
Ask yourself the same question. Is my content similar to 1000 other results that are on the internet. If My content providing anything different than what is already on the internet. If not, then why would google consider indexing or ranking it in the searches?

Simply ask chatgpt, the same question related to your topic. I am sure, it will give you a new angle to write the same content.

Good luck.
Thanks, I will keep this in mind.
 
Hi everyone,

I see that building a new website is very difficult. My website is over 3 months old now, and I’ve already published more than 100 posts, all about car-related topics. But the problem is: my site got deindexed by Google.

I don’t understand why this happened. I tried to write useful content and keep everything clean. But now Google seems to think my site is spam, and I don’t know what I did wrong.

How can I build a new website so that Google doesn’t think it’s spam and doesn’t deindex it?

If anyone has experience with this, please help me. I really want to fix it and avoid making the same mistake again.

Thanks in advance!
Focus on unique content, clean site structure, and avoid spammy backlinks to stay on Google’s good side.
 
Could be thin content or bad links. Keep content high-quality, avoid keyword stuffing and check google search console for issues.
 
No. i use Prompt



Thanks


I do it
Not really what I asked. Without knowing how much effort goes into your methods using AI for your blogs it is hard to tell what you could improve on, unless we can inspect the actual articles.
 
Publish slower at first and focus on a few solid posts. Once they rank, slowly scale. Use GSC to request indexing and check for manual actions.
 
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