Google indexing issue

Hello, I’m sorry to hear that you’re experiencing issues with Google indexing. There could be several reasons why your website is not being indexed by Google. It could be due to content duplication, your website being new, or being blocked by Google.

To resolve this issue, you can start by checking if there are any duplicate pages on your website and adding a canonical URL from these duplicate pages pointing to the original content you want to index. You can find more information on how to change the canonical URL here.

If your website is new, it’s not unusual for some pages to be marked as “discovered – currently not indexed.” In this case, the best thing you can do is be patient as Google will eventually index all the pages on your site. You can also use Rank Math’s Instant Indexing feature to submit your URLs to IndexNow-enabled search engines and help index your website and its content.

Another potential reason for your website not being indexed is if it’s blocked by Google. You can check if your website has been penalized by searching for it on Google. If you don’t see your website anywhere in the search results, your website may be penalized. If that’s the case, you’ll need to fix the problem that caused the penalty before Google indexes your site.

If you have any further questions or need assistance with this issue, please feel free to reach out to our support team. We’re available 24×7, 365 days a year and are happy to help you with any issues that you might face.

Sources:
Discovered – Currently Not Indexed in Google Search Console » Rank Math
Why Did My Website Disappear From Google Search? » Rank Math

Hello again

We searched your site on Google with the site: operator and we can see that your home page and other pages are already indexed. Here’s a screenshot for your reference:

If however, your articles are not showing up on search engines like Google when you search using a specific keyword, please note that it is up to Google to show your content for the desired keyword when searched.

Learn more about the key factors that help determine which results are returned for a search query from this Google article: https://www.google.com/search/howsearchworks/how-search-works/ranking-results/

The results in Google search pages are controlled by Google’s algorithm. However, using Rank Math ensures that your website is indexed and available for search engines to display in search engine result pages.

To address this, you would need to optimize your content further with more quality and relevance for the intended keyword.

While you are doing this, you may need to keep track of the keywords you intend to rank for on the Google search engine. To make tracking your ranking on Google easier, you can use the Rank Math’s Rank Tracker feature to track your keywords and their position on the Search Engine Result Page.

Rank Tracker has the ability to track the keyword performance of your selected keywords. You can enter the keywords in the Rank tracker, and the keyword performance will be monitored so that you can have a clear picture of which keywords are performing well as compared to the others. Read more about the Rank Tracker here https://rankmath.com/kb/rank-tracker/

Also, note that ranking on Google depends on different factors. Here are some of the factors Google considers when ranking your website.

1. Your website’s authority
2. Your content’s quality and how better it is than the other article currently ranking.
3. How competitive the keyword you are using is.
4. How many backlinks you have and if they are better than what the other websites ranking for that keyword have.
5. Your website’s crawlability.
6. Frequency of new content and content updates.
7. So much more that there is a dedicated blog post on it by Brian Dean 🙂 https://backlinko.com/google-ranking-factors

I hope that helps.

If you have further questions, feel free to reach us again so we can assist you.

Hello,

Can you please share the specific keyword you are trying to search and the URL of the post you expect to show up?

Please note that if the URL is not showing for a specific keyword but it does when you use the site: operator, then the issue is not with the indexing but the optimization of the content.

I suggest checking the complete list my colleague has shared previously.

Looking forward to helping you.