Re-rank Pages And Posts De-indexed By Google

Have you worked hard to create blog posts and pages, that were previously visible in Google search, but now suddenly disappear from Google? There is no need to despair! Here are 5 easy and action-level steps for you to rank your blog posts and pages again in Google search. This article is for all those bloggers and website owners who want to get their site back on track.

So let us understand these important tips step-by-step.

Step 1: Manual actions and check security issues

The first step is Manual Action And Security Issues. Go to your Google Search Console account and click "Security & Manual Actions" on the left. Information about manual action and security issues will be available here.

Manual action is Found when you're using SEO techniques that trick Google, like black hat SEO, auto-generated content, or spam.
Security issues This happens when your site gets hacked.

If you have manual actions on your page, visit Google's official page to get information about each type of manual action and fix the problem.

Step 2: Check Core Web Vitals

now the next step is Core Web Vitals Checking, which is very important for page loading speed and user experience in the eyes of Google. Go to the "Core Web Vitals" section in Google Search Console and see which URLs need improvement.

If your page loads slowly, Google may de-index it. Choose good hosting and make your website fast.

To learn more about Core Web Vitals, follow the guide by visiting the link in my video description.

Step 3: Resolve Technical Issues

Your website technical issues Can also cause de-indexing of the page. For this, click on “Pages” in Google Search Console and see which pages are not indexed.

Important Technical Checks

• Crawl Allowed: To see whether Google can crawl your page or not.
• Indexing Allowed: Check indexing permissions.
• Join Sitemap: All important pages and posts must be in the sitemap.

If any of these settings are incorrect, correct them from the Search Console so the page gets indexed again.

Step 4: Focus on content quality

now comes the matter content quality of. This is a very important aspect because good quality content is always a priority for Google. Many times it happens that the content that was indexed earlier gets removed after some time because Google finds its quality worthy of improvement.

Make sure your content is Informative, unique, and detailed yes.
Instead of thin content, create content that is useful for the user.

Even if your content is already good in quality, update it from time to time. Google loves fresh content and this can improve rankings.

Step 5: Keep content fresh and up-to-date

Google's algorithm ensures that its listings remain fresh. If you wrote a blog post several years ago and haven't updated it, Google may de-index that page. Therefore, update your content regularly. Fresh And up-to-date It is important to keep.

Ways to keep content up-to-date

• Add new paragraphs
• Include new information and research
• Add new images and internal links

When you update content, it signals to Google that you're regularly adding value to your users, which helps your site remain visible in search.

Other essential tips and guides

If you have completed all the steps above, you should not have any issues with de-indexing on your website. Still, if for some reason the pages are not ranking, you can get help from the videos given on my YouTube channel. There are many tips and tricks out there related to SEO, search consoles, and web development.

Conclusion

De-indexing from Google is a big issue in the world of blogs and websites, but you can fix it by following these easy steps. Monitor your site's performance regularly, follow all the right SEO practices, and constantly keep your website updated.

Remember: Work following Google's policies and do not adopt any type of black hat SEO. SEO is a long-term investment, so do it carefully!

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