Pages not getting indexed on Google!

lbhbochc said:
Doesn't matter if they're human written. We use almost exclusively AI content and have no problem getting our pages indexed. If all you're doing is writing to get good scores on Surfer or green lights on Yoast then you're just putting a bunch of keywords on a page.

Are your pages offering new or unique information? Or are you just taking the information that's already in the first page for that keyword and writing a page that is SEO friendly?
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Yes, you are right about the keyword stuffing effects of the website, but I've optimized keyword density by 0.6 or less in every post. I avoid keyword stuffing and any other spammy practices, My post is completely SEO optimized manually I don't rely on green signals by Yoast or Rankmath either.

The other point is that you may be right..! The information I am writing is 80% same as that of my competitors.
 
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YasirKhan1 said:
Yes, you are right about the keyword stuffing effects of the website, but I've optimized keyword density by 0.6 or less in every post. I avoid keyword stuffing and any other spammy practices, My post is completely SEO optimized manually I don't rely on green signals by Yoast or Rankmath either.

The other point is that you may be right..! The information I am writing is 80% same as that of my competitors.
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Keyword density is over rated. You can rank pages as high as 60% kw density.

Are you using entities as well? And if you are, are you using the correct entities?

80% the same as the competition might be the reason why they're not indexing. Think about the "information gain" for a user. What benefit would a user have going to your page instead of a competitor's? Thinking in those terms can help understand why Google won't rank or even index a page.
 
Ensure Google indexes your new posts by submitting them directly and diagnosing technical issues that could hinder search visibility. Review robots.txt for crawl errors and ensure Google indexes your site. Include recent posts in your XML sitemap. Engage in link building and generate social signals for enhanced visibility.
 
Ensure that your new posts and pages are accessible to search engine crawlers. Check your website's robots.txt file to make sure not blocking the indexing of your new content. Makesure that your content is unique and provides value to users.
Building high-quality backlinks from authoritative websites can help improve your website's overall authority and indexing frequency.
 
YasirKhan1 said:
Hello there, I am running a tool based website, There are 26 proper On-page SEO-optimized posts and pages, With proper keyword research, the first pages were indexed, but after one month, new posts and pages are not getting indexed.

These posts keyword density is also optimized as per Google's requirements, according to the latest update. Is there any other reason to consider?
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Keep your site map current, tell Google about your new stuff through Search Console, and check if anything's blocking Google from checking out your fresh posts and pages.
 
Check your site speed, pages section of GSC, improve UI/UX or navigation of your site
 
Check the quality of your content. Sometimes google doesn't index low quality content. Also check your website with google search console.
 
l0cke said:
Keep your site map current, tell Google about your new stuff through Search Console, and check if anything's blocking Google from checking out your fresh posts and pages.
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I will try this; in simple words, anything is stopping Google from checking my new posts, or Google doesn't want to visit!
 
Use GSC and submit those URLs manually and if they are index-able then submit request for the index.
 
How good is the content quality? Google is after low quality blogs and if you are not able to index posts after one month, it is an indication that Google is not liking content quality.
 
doubledhamal said:
How good is the content quality? Google is after low quality blogs and if you are not able to index posts after one month, it is an indication that Google is not liking content quality.
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The content quality is medium because I am a non-English writer but am still doing my research and providing basic information on my posts.

You are probably right about Google is not liking my content, could you please suggest any website or tool to check content quality which google accept their result?
 
Link building and sharing onsocial media like FB, Twitter, etc can actually help with the indexing.
 
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