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Just wondering if anyone has ideas or suggestions. I have new site and for whatever reasons pages won't index. I basically created a template and duplicated it. I have rewritten all the content and resubmitted it close to 10 times. I also created a new page with different content and same thing.

But my blog posts all get indexed when I submit them within a day.

Not sure what's going on. FYI this is all AI content, even the blog posts
 
Just wondering if anyone has ideas or suggestions. I have new site and for whatever reasons pages won't index. I basically created a template and duplicated it. I have rewritten all the content and resubmitted it close to 10 times. I also created a new page with different content and same thing.

But my blog posts all get indexed when I submit them within a day.

Not sure what's going on. FYI this is all AI content, even the blog posts

How did this get moved to black hat?
 
I basically created a template and duplicated it. I have rewritten all the content and resubmitted it close to 10 times.
huh?!? What do you mean by "duplicated it"? And you've submitted the content WHERE? In to your GSC or where exactly?

Not sure what's going on. FYI this is all AI content, even the blog posts
probably that's why it's not getting indexed. You need to MANUALLY edit the AI content to make sense and address the topic (keyword) in detail, otherwise AI content is just spun content stolen from other websites and google - in their hypocrisy - doesn't index such content
 
huh?!? What do you mean by "duplicated it"? And you've submitted the content WHERE? In to your GSC or where exactly?


probably that's why it's not getting indexed. You need to MANUALLY edit the AI content to make sense and address the topic (keyword) in detail, otherwise AI content is just spun content stolen from other websites and google - in their hypocrisy - doesn't index such content

I create a page for "x" service industry for example. Structure it with proper headings and images. Then I duplicate the page for "y" industry and just swap out the keywords that im trying to rank for and images on that page. So yes a lot of the content is the same as the other pages, just a few keywords switched up.

Also no I rarely edit any of the chatgpt content. But being im having these indexing issues I may have to start doing that. I need to figure out what is going on here.

My blogs are all AI with no edits, but they are over 1000 words. They index pretty quickly.
 
Can you share a screenshot here of your GSC pages tab and what exactly does your robot.txt file says.
 
Also no I rarely edit any of the chatgpt content. But being im having these indexing issues I may have to start doing that. I need to figure out what is going on here.

My blogs are all AI with no edits, but they are over 1000 words. They index pretty quickly.
well, you do have to edit them, sorry! I know that some AI content indexes outright, but this is the exception to the rule, and if you want to go this luck-based route, fine! It's your call at the end of the day :)

I create a page for "x" service industry for example. Structure it with proper headings and images. Then I duplicate the page for "y" industry and just swap out the keywords that im trying to rank for and images on that page. So yes a lot of the content is the same as the other pages, just a few keywords switched up.
this can work in certain cases, I've seen it work for local sites and some directories. But if you don't have an offline, local biz I think google may see your pages as duplicate and refuse to index them.

Anyway, I'm out of ideas what you can do, maybe someone else can help you better :)

Cheers, man!
 
well, you do have to edit them, sorry! I know that some AI content indexes outright, but this is the exception to the rule, and if you want to go this luck-based route, fine! It's your call at the end of the day :)


this can work in certain cases, I've seen it work for local sites and some directories. But if you don't have an offline, local biz I think google may see your pages as duplicate and refuse to index them.

Anyway, I'm out of ideas what you can do, maybe someone else can help you better :)

Cheers, man!
Please check your editor pluggin click as no-index. Also make sure template also on index mode. Then let's see
 
Please check your editor pluggin click as no-index. Also make sure template also on index mode. Then let's see

What editor plugin?

Yes page is set for indexing
 
Google might flag those duplicated elements even if the content itself is unique. It's not just about rewriting; the structure needs to feel different too.
 
Focus your efforts on on-page and you'll get indexed in no time
 
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