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sharmag

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Hi Friends,

I have a blogging site for "health and beauty" products. I am working on this project since dec. 2015. My website was performing good in search engine. When i used to update any blog post , the post started ranking on 2-3 page on targeted keyword, after it indexed.

But, from last month I don't know what happened my new posts are not being shown in search by targeted keywords. Posts are indexed, if i search title then blog post comes in search result but it doesn't appear by keywords.

Old products are in rank. No new product getting rank.

It is a word press website.

I have checked everything from my side. I found everything is OK.

What may be the reason Pls help me to solve this issue.
 
There are lots of the same keyword.

Look on page 1, the website where the entry.

Website at rank 1 has a better than the optimization of your site.

And a higher PR than you
 
Dear http://www.blackhatworld.com/members/jobdollarr.829492/.

What are you saying.. Which website did you check?

All pages have different product and unique meta, unique content. There is no page which has same keyword.
 
Are new posts not shown at all by targeted keywords or not shown on the first pages? Maybe new keywords are more competitive than previous.
 
New posts are not shown in search result by keywords. Keywords are low competitive even they are now getting rank.
 
" I have checked everything from my side"
Which things did you check?
Chances are that others using same keywords are doing better optimization than you.
 
Are you targeting a new specific or even bucket of keywords per post? Google won't give you all the top pages' real estate for each of your individual posts/articles for one target.

Check your stats in Google Search Console, specifically Search Analytics and segment by Landing Pages instead of Queries. That way you can see if any of those new posts/articles are getting Clicks and Impressions, and you can check your Average Position and CTR.
 
Are you targeting a new specific or even bucket of keywords per post? Google won't give you all the top pages' real estate for each of your individual posts/articles for one target.

Check your stats in Google Search Console, specifically Search Analytics and segment by Landing Pages instead of Queries. That way you can see if any of those new posts/articles are getting Clicks and Impressions, and you can check your Average Position and CTR.

I am targeting 4-5 keywords on a single page like 1. ABC supplement 2 ABC supplement Reviews 3. ABC supplement Cost 4 ABC supplement Benefits etc.
 
I am targeting 4-5 keywords on a single page like 1. ABC supplement 2 ABC supplement Reviews 3. ABC supplement Cost 4 ABC supplement Benefits etc.

If that is the case, I'd be doing one of these two strategies:
  • Siloing the content, having one page per targeted keyword
  • Having a page's worth of content per keyword on a single "buyer's guide" type of page. Use jump links for easy navigation.
Also, Google Search Console should have most of the info you need regarding indexation and ranking.
 
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