- Oct 28, 2020
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looks good, now keep an eye on the number of crawled and indexed pages and try to work out what's wrong with those that don't get indexed / crawled. If it's a crawling issue it's usually poor internal linking or the URL is too many clicks away from the homepage and google doesn't have enough crawl budget to crawl your entire site and (re)index every important page...
If you have good crawlability and indexation rates and you still don't recover your rankings you'll have to really audit your site as it's possible you might have screwed something up during the migration. Moving big sites is always tricky, you can always mess up the URLs somehow, and if google detects broken links on your site, or - like I said - the internal links are not good / sufficient, or any other technical SEO issue (site speed, mobile friendliness which, by the way, I've heard that nowadays is a requirement for google to index your site, so make sure your site is mobile friendly before anything else) you're going to lose rankings....
Anyway, that's as much as I can say so far, I really have no clue what else could be the problem. But assuming that you've done everything correctly (internal linking, technical SEO, mobile friendliness, 301s, indexation, content quality, etc) and you're still not getting the rankings back it's either a matter of waiting, or building up your site's authority or - God forbid - hope that google have not blacklisted your domain for whatever reason...