Why Google is de-indexing my website?

nick76

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The health of the website seems ok, the website is new, 4 months old.

In the middle of november I published more articles than usual an Google ignore the biggest part of them, but in the last week seems that he removed some pages from indexing, opening manually the website works fine from both desktop and mobile.

What could be?

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I don't know if could be related, but basically I'm receiving zero traffic from Google also on very low competive keys...

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It feels like even Google not want to give webmasters free traffic anymore.
 
Google may deindex your site for various reasons, including algorithm updates or indexing issues, ensure content quality, resolve crawl errors, and monitor google search console for insights.
 
this doesn't mean that it's deindexed. To check you can go site: www. yourdomain.com
 
I have seen this on a lot of ai sites, the articles start to rank, and all of a sudden they disappear, usually they re still indexed but do not show up in the serps
 
Google may perceive your site's age as new. You should also check your backlink profile to see if your new articles have acquired any backlinks yet.
 
From my perspective, Google may have deindexed some pages due to content quality or algorithm changes. It's also common for new websites to experience initial indexing fluctuations.
 
1) Regular keep posting on your blog
2) Do social share
3) Do internal linking
4) Improve article quality.
 
i am faceing same problem like you!
 
Some of the reasons I feel Google is ignoring your new website's content and potentially removing some pages from indexing are: your website is new; just 4 months, your content quality, your keyword targeting or technical issues giving indexing errors and recent algorithm updates.

You can try these out to further investigate and address the issues: use google search console, analyze your content, check your website for technical issues, and monitor Google algorithm.
 
Well, this isn't bad... for one, it lets you know which pages have quality issues so you can focus on those. Also, on some of my domains I've noticed that when there is a spike in non-indexed pages, there is a slight increase in traffic to the URLs that have remained indexed...makes sense. Google gets rid of bad pages and focuses on quality ones, so it takes them higher in SERP. I could be wrong though
 
Sometimes google deindexes because it seems unworthy of your website to be on the google. No worries just change the content a bit and title etc. and resubmit the sitemap again.
 
It may be because of your content, just try to come up different type of content that can connect with users, and things will be back to normal.
 
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