many websites within website not indexed

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I made a website using the Total wordpress theme.
Months ago, I posted 150 pages. all original hand-written.
only about 30 pages have been indexed.
Months ago, I created a site map and submitted it to google, and even built link to it.
still, only about 30 pages are indexed.

I don't get it, what the hell is going on?
I wonder if it's the theme that's the problem? but that theme is used by many. my theme is legit, not hacked.
I wonder if the domain is just no good? I checked the domain history, there are no backlinks and there have never been backlinks to the site.
 
Possible issues would be duplicate content, problems with internal link structure, and low website authority.
 
Possible issues would be duplicate content, problems with internal link structure, and low website authority.
but I have never had this problem with any other website. Even a brand new website with zero authority, gets indexed. Google is hungry for information so as soon as it discovers a page, it should index it.
 
There must be a particular reason why is this happening. "months ago" is pretty long time frame.

1. Check the google webmaster for possible crawl or website errors.
2. Try to index some of those pages using the submit url tool from google.

If none of that helps, if it is not a problem for you to share your website, send me a PM with the link to can make more detailed check.
 
Why not to check your website using google analytics or google webmaster?
 
All original content? Did u write those yourself or u hired some writers?
 
Sometimes Google takes longer to crawl your pages. Or the contents are not unique which is not going to crawl by the Google. Just check the robot.txt file in which all the links are followed.
 
For some reason google doesn't see it valuable enough to get indexed - content, code (theme), domain reputation .. if it's unique and readable content then it'd prob get indexed if your site had more authority.
 
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