New articles are not showing on Google SERP

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Hey everyone.

I have a website on which I post tutorial articles.

The last article was posted in February 2024 and it is still on page 1
But I have posted 3 new articles in the past 2 weeks, none of them even showing on SERP, but indexed and everything.
I have also noticed a considerable drop in traffic according to GSC.

However, the website is doing fine on other search engines.

This website of mine:

-has always had quality content
-never had any security issues
-Core Web Vitals, all pages are 100 on Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices and SEO

So, is there something that I am not aware of regarding Google search recent updates?
 
I recommend focusing on enhancing insightful analysis, comparative value, and keyword density based on recent algorithm updates and competition. An in-depth review and optimization of these areas should help improve rankings and traffic.
 
I recommend focusing on enhancing insightful analysis, comparative value, and keyword density based on recent algorithm updates and competition. An in-depth review and optimization of these areas should help improve rankings and traffic.
Thanks for your message but that's not the case.

I use Yoast and create high-quality articles. The thing is the 3 new posts do not even show on Google's last page of SERP.
 
Hey everyone.

I have a website on which I post tutorial articles.

The last article was posted in February 2024 and it is still on page 1
But I have posted 3 new articles in the past 2 weeks, none of them even showing on SERP, but indexed and everything.
I have also noticed a considerable drop in traffic according to GSC.

However, the website is doing fine on other search engines.

This website of mine:

-has always had quality content
-never had any security issues
-Core Web Vitals, all pages are 100 on Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices and SEO

So, is there something that I am not aware of regarding Google search recent updates?
If the article is indexed but isn't anywhere from 1 to 100, maybe Google doesn't think it is fit to rank, yet.

Consider linking to it, especially from related pages that are ranking and pulling in traffic. This should help.

I'm assuming that your content is great an meets the search intent.
 
I'm assuming that your content is great an meets the search intent.
Thanks for the reply.
Absolutely and it has been the case for the past few years since 2018, other articles posted before are still on SERP and some have high results.

However, one thing is interesting here!

The last article which was posted on February 2024 was before the last two Core and Spam updates from Google.

March 2024 spam update 5 Mar 2024
March 2024 core update 5 Mar 2024

So could be the new articles posted in the past 2 weeks are subject to these core updates>

https://status.search.google.com/products/rGHU1u87FJnkP6W2GwMi/history
 
So could be the new articles posted in the past 2 weeks are subject to these core updates
It's possible. But it's surprising that previous posts weren't affected but newer posts presumably of same quality are.

Interlink to them and see how they perform.
 
It's possible. But it's surprising that previous posts weren't affected but newer posts presumably of same quality are.

Interlink to them and see how they perform.
Very surprising, not sure what has caused it.

Interlink to them and see how they perform.
Do you think interlinking them to old posts that are doing fine would do the job? or should I just interlink them with newer posts?
Also, If interlink them with the old post, I should resubmit the indexing of the old posts, right?
 
Have you tried building quality backlinks for those posts?
 
Post the link of the article from your active social media accounts. Re-share of those links also helps
 
I think you have to delete them and them add them again and do the indexing. I mean do the whole process from the beginning. I think this is the only way to solve it.
 
I think you have to delete them and them add them again and do the indexing. I mean do the whole process from the beginning. I think this is the only way to solve it.
Thank you for your response. You mean I delete the post from google Index by submitting a Removal request and then redo the indexing?
 
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