New Website Indexed by Google Yesterday but today not
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charliebrooker
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- Feb 16, 2014
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Google bounce. Let it settle.
castrickriss
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- Oct 16, 2016
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Yeah perhaps Google on the trampoline.
djp371
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- Apr 20, 2009
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This might be that after it has been index the Google update their algorithm and when it crawls again they found some issues on your site and was penalized. It could be on the content - check for the duplicate content, overstuffed keywords; pages that should not be index.
Also do the checking in this way site:site.com
Also do the checking in this way site:site.com
Stufferizer
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- Nov 6, 2012
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To my experience even if site:xyz.com doesn't show up it doesn't mean the site is not indexed.
Try indexchecking . com for a bulk check, here usually the sites show positive index.
And: don't panic. New sites may even take a couple of weeks to get indexed.
Try indexchecking . com for a bulk check, here usually the sites show positive index.
And: don't panic. New sites may even take a couple of weeks to get indexed.
Couch Monkey Media
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That is common for a new site. Give it a few weeks and you will see where your ranking really is. Then you can get started with your seo to move it up
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umerjutt00
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This happens sometimes and its pretty normal. Websites get in and out of index but after some time, the issue resolves itself.
You can try using that for quick results: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url
You can try using that for quick results: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url
jonwilliams
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Yes. Do not submit website to google again and again. Just send one time and wait for some days.
badasscoder
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Good that it came back. Usually happens with new websites. Make sure you do not do anything fishy for at least a couple of months.
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Some of the reasons that may cause a new site deindex in Google. They are:
The content was written by the Machine.
Your Content has keywords that are not related to it.
If the main keyword that you place in the content which is so small, then Google may not find your keyword.
Adding more titles for a single content and also add more keyword in the title for a single article may affect indexing.
The content must be unique and has no effect with scrapped content.
Avoid these factors can help to rank easily in Google.
The content was written by the Machine.
Your Content has keywords that are not related to it.
If the main keyword that you place in the content which is so small, then Google may not find your keyword.
Adding more titles for a single content and also add more keyword in the title for a single article may affect indexing.
The content must be unique and has no effect with scrapped content.
Avoid these factors can help to rank easily in Google.
deathass01
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Google seems to be doing this with my sites at the moment too 
mbreezy
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Did anything technical change? I had 26 page site fully indexed shortly after my launch and then broke everything when I was moving to https shortly. My indexation went down to like 2 pages.
Once everything was ironed out my site is fully indexed. I've seen URLs submitted in my sitemap in GSC go from 25 to 26 a couple times. Using the manual fetch tool in GSC might help submission/indexation. Or G might not like your site if it is over optimized.
Once everything was ironed out my site is fully indexed. I've seen URLs submitted in my sitemap in GSC go from 25 to 26 a couple times. Using the manual fetch tool in GSC might help submission/indexation. Or G might not like your site if it is over optimized.