Issue with Pages indexing, can you guys check it?

juztin

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So I used to have 500+ indexed pages, but now I am not sure why i cant event get 2. I have submit my sitemap multiple times and forced instant indexing but still issues.
Anybody experience similar issue?

Site: newbase.so
 
So I used to have 500+ indexed pages, but now I am not sure why i cant event get 2. I have submit my sitemap multiple times and forced instant indexing but still issues.
Anybody experience similar issue?

Site: newbase.so
What a frustrating situation! I would suggest looking into any recent technical issues that may be impacting your site, like as crawl errors, noindex tags, or penalties. In order to fix any issues, it might be helpful to consult Google Search Console or temporarily remove and resubmit the sitemap. Also, be patient, since it may take Google some time to re-index a lot of pages.
 
Likely Google simply hasn’t re-indexed your pages yet — new sites often show “discovered but not indexed” or drops temporarily; keep sitemap, internal links, quality content, and patience.
 
You should check Google search console for page indexing errors and manual action penalties. If everything looks fine, you should try manually submitting some URLs to see if they index. You can also try removing and resubmitting your sitemap.
 
So I used to have 500+ indexed pages, but now I am not sure why i cant event get 2. I have submit my sitemap multiple times and forced instant indexing but still issues.
Anybody experience similar issue?

Site: newbase.so
I had the same problem. The indexing of pages is taking a very long time. I’ve been waiting for more than two weeks and nothing has happened. I also updated the sitemap. Now I set it up so that when I add a page, the sitemap updates automatically, and through a callback I send a request to Google saying that my sitemap is new and asking it to index it. Let’s see what comes out of it.
 
Discovered, not indexed tells you all you need to know the content is thin and Google has assigned you a not worth indexing at scale score.

Google does not have an obligation to index anything.
 
Many people face this, and most of the time Google just needs more time and consistent quality signals before indexing pages again.
 
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