Indexing issues

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Hello.

I can look into the situation with indexing and find out why pages initially appear in Google and then drop out or get blocked. It is important here not just to "throw over the sitemap," but to check the technical reasons, the template of the pages, duplicates, content quality, robots/meta tags, and signals for Google.

We can also consider an option for mass refinement of the pages so that they do not look the same for search, but without manually rewriting each one separately.

Please write to clarify the website, the number of pages, and what exactly Google Search Console shows — after that, I will be able to propose a solution. I would be happy to collaborate.

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The problem of pages "dropping" from the index after 2 months is a classic symptom that Google initially perceives the pages as new, and after re-crawling marks them as "Duplicate, Google chose different canonical" or "Crawled - currently not indexed." If you have a large number of similar pages (for example, by cities or districts), mass manual editing is impossible, so I suggest implementing a dynamic unique system through AI generation and content expansion. I will set up an algorithm that automatically unique-ifies descriptions, titles, and meta-data for each location, adds unique technical blocks (FAQ, local data, tables), and builds the correct interlinking so that Google sees the value of each individual page. The estimated development time for the unique pipeline is 7-10 days, and we will discuss the budget after analyzing the volume of pages. Write to me so I can take a look at the Search Console — this will allow us to accurately determine the reason for the blockage.

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Good day, Anton! I looked at your data in Search Console - the picture is clear.

The main reason that pages disappear after indexing is the robots.txt file. It blocks almost 600 thousand pages of your site. Google accesses through the Sitemap, temporarily indexes, and then re-reads the robots.txt and excludes the pages again. This happens cyclically. This is not a domain authority issue. This is a specific technical error that can be fixed in an hour.
At the same time, there are 2.2 million pages that Google has crawled but not indexed. Here, the issue is content. For such a volume, manual work is really unrealistic. The solution is a one-time setup at the template level of the site. For each page, a unique title, description, and structure are automatically generated based on the product attributes from the database. This is not ChatGPT on autopilot; it is template logic that takes real data from a specific product and composes unique text from it. It is set up once and works for the entire catalog.

There are also 47 thousand server errors and 43 thousand broken pages. This is a separate technical task, but it is also solvable.

In short: we start with robots.txt - this will yield results within a few weeks. Then template optimization of content for the mass catalog. I am ready to take this on.

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Good day!
I am ready to start collaborating!
I have experience in similar projects.
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Good day!

It seems that the problem is not only with indexing but also with how Google evaluates the quality of pages — that is why they initially get indexed and then are excluded.

Mass "uniqueness" of texts by itself usually does not solve the problem, especially if the pages look template-like or have low value for the user.

To propose a working solution, a bit more detail is needed:
— what type of pages are not being indexed (categories, products, filters)?
— are there examples of URLs that are dropping out of the index?
… — what content is currently on the pages (description, specifications, are there templates)?
— is Google Search Console connected and what are the reasons for exclusion there?

Usually, such tasks are solved comprehensively:
— adjusting the structure and templates of pages
— working with indexing (sitemap, internal linking)
— increasing the uniqueness and usefulness of content (can be partially automated, but correctly)
— eliminating technical reasons (duplicates, canonical, crawl budget)

I can conduct an audit and propose a specific plan on how to stabilize indexing.

If convenient — please send examples of pages, I will take a closer look.

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Hello! 8+ years of experience in SEO. The question is whether all the necessary pages are indexed, because there may be many pages in this report that do not need to be indexed. I can take a look and provide recommendations on what should be done to ensure the necessary pages are indexed. Feel free to reach out, I would be happy to collaborate!

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