My Pages all index in google but after weeks all keyword lost

Whatever domain I use, my pages get indexed but after a few days the keywords disappear. I have changed the domain many times. Could backlinks be the reason for this?

i have same problem like you maybe you got hit by google sandbox

Tipblog said:

i have same problem like you maybe you got hit by google sandbox

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how to fix this ? How long the domains have been in the sandbox

raagjattmusic said:

how to fix this ? How long the domains have been in the sandbox

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i dont know but i read about this in same forum. to fix this i changed domain name, migrated all content and 301 redirected the old domain it worked for me.

raagjattmusic said:

Whatever domain I use, my pages get indexed but after a few days the keywords disappear. I have changed the domain many times. Could backlinks be the reason for this?

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yeah Backlinks can be a reason for disappear your keywords. Bad backlinks can deindex your keywords from google. You can make a backlinks audit of your website then you can understand properly.

I think you are using AI articles. AI articles will be indexed in Google at the start and they will be removed once Google identifies them. You can focus on using hand written articles.

You should use high-quality articles on your pages and ensure proper keyword stuffing. also do proper 301 redirections.

Acquire some high quality backlinks and content for your website.

Low-quality backlinks easily affect your site's ranking. So check your backlink profile and remove the bad links. Content quality is one of the important factors for ranking, so if you use AI content, Google easily identifies that. Google algorithms always give importance to unique and informative content that provides real value to users.

What type of articles you are using? It is probably due to AI articles. Don't build backlinks straight away.

If your pages are indexed but keywords lose rankings, it could be due to algorithm changes, poor content quality, inadequate optimization, technical issues, backlink problems, or increased competition. Regularly review and update your content, SEO practices, and site health to maintain and improve rankings.

Yes, backlinks could be part of the problem, but there are other factors to consider as well. If your domain has a poor history or has been penalized, it could affect your rankings. Low-quality content, keyword stuffing, or poorly optimized SEO elements might cause your keywords to drop after being indexed. Additionally, algorithm updates and negative user experience signals, like a high bounce rate, can contribute to the issue. To resolve this, focus on producing high-quality content, acquiring better backlinks, and ensuring your domain has a clean history.