My articles disappeared from Google

ALMAESTRO010

ALMAESTRO010

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Hi

After the October update, All my ranking articles have disappeared.
My site decreased from 1,500 visitors per day to 20 visitors.
I modified more than 30 old articles and published new articles, but they do not appear in Google, while in GSC it appears that the link is indexed.
1. What is the solution for indexing?
2. Should I delete articles of poor quality because I was only using translated content?
3. Should I continue with this domain or buy a new domain?
 
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Believe it's safe to say you're screwed.

Reasons could be one of these:

As you stated, translated content
Google has no means to check for translated content automatically (unless you use google translate), but if someone else is translating the same content as you, you might have suffered from duplicate content penalty. It may have alarmed Google to believe that you're spamming.

Poor link building
You didn't mention it but that might be the case if you have spammy backlinks or an extreme df/nf rate.

Manual action
Sometimes that happens too. Stay tuned for GSC notifications.

Thin content
The content may be good enough for the source language SERP, but not enough for the target language.
Do you trust your content?

Poor EEAT practices
If you have a niche that requires some authority, that may be the reason. Just focus on your on-page seo and try to improve the trustworthiness of your pages.


But in any case, I believe the domain is a trash now. Dropping in ranks and getting de-indexed are two different concepts, and you suffer from the latter.

Sorry for your loss man :(
 
batu said:
Believe it's safe to say you're screwed.

Reasons could be one of these:

As you stated, translated content
Google has no means to check for translated content automatically (unless you use google translate), but if someone else is translating the same content as you, you might have suffered from duplicate content penalty. It may have alarmed Google to believe that you're spamming.

Poor link building
You didn't mention it but that might be the case if you have spammy backlinks or an extreme df/nf rate.

Manual action
Sometimes that happens too. Stay tuned for GSC notifications.

Thin content
The content may be good enough for the source language SERP, but not enough for the target language.
Do you trust your content?

Poor EEAT practices
If you have a niche that requires some authority, that may be the reason. Just focus on your on-page seo and try to improve the trustworthiness of your pages.


But in any case, I believe the domain is a trash now. Dropping in ranks and getting de-indexed are two different concepts, and you suffer from the latter.

Sorry for your loss man :(
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thanks
I think nothing is impossible
I will buy a new or expired domain and start over using chatgpt 4.
 
batu said:
Believe it's safe to say you're screwed.

Reasons could be one of these:

As you stated, translated content
Google has no means to check for translated content automatically (unless you use google translate), but if someone else is translating the same content as you, you might have suffered from duplicate content penalty. It may have alarmed Google to believe that you're spamming.

Poor link building
You didn't mention it but that might be the case if you have spammy backlinks or an extreme df/nf rate.

Manual action
Sometimes that happens too. Stay tuned for GSC notifications.

Thin content
The content may be good enough for the source language SERP, but not enough for the target language.
Do you trust your content?

Poor EEAT practices
If you have a niche that requires some authority, that may be the reason. Just focus on your on-page seo and try to improve the trustworthiness of your pages.


But in any case, I believe the domain is a trash now. Dropping in ranks and getting de-indexed are two different concepts, and you suffer from the latter.

Sorry for your loss man :(
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I don't think he's deindexed, he still gets traffic so this means that he's still indexed, just not ranking as well as he used to.

Also, I don't see any reasons for which he would get manual penalty, that usually happens in extreme circumstances (google knows for sure that you're building links, or someone reports your site, or you get too much traffic and hurt some big dog, or you're doing at-scale black hat stuff, etc...)

I think his site is simply a case of either poor / AI / translated content, or he could be one of the many targets of google's latest updates. There have been 3-4 updates in the last few months, and it's also the shopping season, so he could have very well been cast aside to make room for the big dogs to feast. It happens every year lately...

OP: personally, I don't think you should throw the domain away, just keep it until January-February as your rankings might return once the rankings normalize (after the spending season ends.)

If your rankings come back it's probably a matter of content / algo updates, in which case it's still not worth giving up on the domain especially if it's an established site with good content initially...

If all of your content was AI / translated from day 1 then yeah, your domain might have been flagged by google as automated site or something. But if the initial content was manually written and of good quality then removing the AI / translated articles might bring your traffic back at some point. And especially if it's a good (short, catchy, brandable, EMD, etc.) domain you shouldn't get rid of it so easily, you never know who might be interested in buying it at some point :)
 
It's better to work on a fresh site while you try to fix this one
Google has been hitting hard on AI blogs lately
 
You got hit by Google and one of the best ways to recover is to build high quality backlinks. Still, it is gonna take several months to recover.
 
Thank you all
I think the best way is to create a second website and work on it
 
Hai, apa yang anda alami saat ini merupakah hal yang sama dengan saya, dan banyak konten artikel saya yang masuk ke ommitter resould google. sangat disayangkan, karena konten blog tersebut di buat tanpa mengunakan AI,
 
ALMAESTRO010 said:
Hi

After the October update, All my ranking articles have disappeared.
My site decreased from 1,500 visitors per day to 20 visitors.
I modified more than 30 old articles and published new articles, but they do not appear in Google, while in GSC it appears that the link is indexed.
1. What is the solution for indexing?
2. Should I delete articles of poor quality because I was only using translated content?
3. Should I continue with this domain or buy a new domain?
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1.Keep making better content and wait for Google to notice your site again.
2.Improve your low-quality articles instead of deleting them to avoid losing traffic and facing penalties.
3.Think carefully before changing your domain because it's a big decision with possible SEO problems and changes to your brand.
 
Reasons mentioned for your site drop are as above but you can completely change the content and index those.
 
It is possible you were shadow-banned, and the twenty people visiting your social media are from other platforms where you shared your URL. You may have to buy a new domain while you fix that one.
ALMAESTRO010 said:
My site decreased from 1,500 visitors per day to 20 visitors.
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