My Web Pages are not Indexed by Google

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About two months ago, I dumped over 4000 webpages from two different websites into another website. Again, I deleted over 1000 irrelevant pages from the new website (of which I dumped the 4000 webpages). I deleted the old sitemap on the new website and resubmitted it for all the pages to be index in google search console.

I did an inspection on the URLs yesterday and noticed most of the pages are not indexed.

How can I get all the 4000 webpages indexed and ranked
 
interlink them together by topicality, and share them on social media and reddit if you can. You may also want to make your entire site mobile-friendly first, I just read on the forum a week ago that google's favoring mobile-friendly sites when it comes to indexing, so this is important...
 
If they are mobile friendly they will index.
 
getting your web pages indexed by Google can be a multi-step process, especially after making significant changes like importing thousands of pages and deleting many others. create and submit a sitemap and submit sitemap to google search console. in google search console, use the URL Inspection Tool to request indexing for individual pages. this can help prioritize indexing for important pages
 
About two months ago, I dumped over 4000 webpages from two different websites into another website. Again, I deleted over 1000 irrelevant pages from the new website (of which I dumped the 4000 webpages). I deleted the old sitemap on the new website and resubmitted it for all the pages to be index in google search console.

I did an inspection on the URLs yesterday and noticed most of the pages are not indexed.

How can I get all the 4000 webpages indexed and ranked
Getting that many pages indexed fast is tricky. Make sure they’re all unique, interlinked, included in your sitemap, and linked from high-traffic or high-authority pages. You can also drip-feed internal links, build a few external backlinks, and use Search Console’s “Request Indexing” for priority URLs. Without quality and relevance, Google won’t index them all.
 
At First Make sure the pages have unique and valuable contents. Then fix any crawl issues in Search Console. Build some internal and external links to them, and request indexing. Google will only index them if they’re useful and not duplicate. If the problem again persist check that your site have any security or manual actions detected. If yes then try to resolve them!
 
It is sure that dumping huge volume at the same time might casue this issue. How many days passed since you submitted the new site map. and what about the indexing ration in GSC? is it stopped or indexing but slow in pace?
 
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