- Mar 7, 2021
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Your website is new
So it should be in sandbox
Google might be testing and reviewing your content
So it should be in sandbox
Google might be testing and reviewing your content
Why google is not allowing new sites?
- Thread starter sammy121
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SilentTrafficBot
Newbie
- May 31, 2025
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Google doesn’t block new sites but may take time to trust and rank them consistently.
New sites often appear and disappear because of low authority, thin content, or algorithm testing.
To stabilize your site, focus on quality content, good SEO, and building backlinks gradually.
New sites often appear and disappear because of low authority, thin content, or algorithm testing.
To stabilize your site, focus on quality content, good SEO, and building backlinks gradually.
GlobalProxy4g
BANNED
- May 9, 2024
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What you're experiencing sounds like "search ghosting", where your site briefly appears and then vanishes. This often happens when Google doesn't detect enough trust signals early on. New sites, especially if they look like auto-generated or low-effort blogs, are under much heavier scrutiny in 2025.
To stabilize rankings, focus on building trust signals early: real user behavior, engagement on platforms like Reddit or Quora, avoid over-optimization, and build links gradually.
Also, if you're launching multiple sites or using automation, IP reputation matters a lot. Using mobile proxies instead of datacenter ones can help simulate organic behavior and reduce the chance of Google flagging your projects too quickly.
- Jun 28, 2014
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Brother, Google are not mad. They allow new site also. You need to make sure your all articles are unique. ignore AI written articles. Also, start doing profile backlink and start guest posting on the authority sites.
- Aug 12, 2021
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It’s not Google being biased or mad. It’s just how the algorithm works now.
Now, new sites fluctuate due to trust signals, lack of authority, or thin content.
Just focus on consistent publishing, E-E-A-T, internal linking, and quality backlinks and you will get the results.
Now, new sites fluctuate due to trust signals, lack of authority, or thin content.
Just focus on consistent publishing, E-E-A-T, internal linking, and quality backlinks and you will get the results.
- Feb 24, 2019
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Yeah, this happens a lot with new sites. Google just takes time to trust them. It’s testing your content. Keep posting helpful stuff, get a few good backlinks and things should settle down slowly. Just stay consistent.
BestSmmPro
Registered Member
- Feb 20, 2025
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it's normal for new sites. keep optimizing your website, don't spam low-quality ai content. be consistent with your content. it will get better.
seorehan1
Registered Member
- Dec 28, 2023
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Google isn't blocking new sites, but it may take time to index them due to spam prevention, low-quality content, or lack of backlinks.
Khalid Khalil
Newbie
- Jun 18, 2025
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I m creating blogging sites, but they appear in Google one day and disappear the next. Why is this happening again and again? Any tips to keep rankings stable.
coleBoost
Newbie
- Apr 28, 2025
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Google doesn’t block new sites but may delay indexing or ranking due to quality, relevance, or trust issues. New sites need strong content, proper SEO, and backlinks to gain visibility. Slow growth helps prevent spam and ensures trustworthy results. Patience and consistent optimization improve site acceptance over time.