Website disappearing from Google search results

SEO
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Hi everyone,

I’m currently experiencing an issue with my website indexing on Google.

My website: https://king365tv-eu.com/

Sometimes my site appears in Google search results, but other times it completely disappears. This inconsistency is affecting my traffic and visibility.

I’m not sure if the issue is related to SEO, indexing settings, or something technical like robots.txt or sitemap.

Has anyone faced a similar problem before? Any advice on how to make my site consistently indexed and visible on Google would be really appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your help!

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I just check your site SEO scores are good. But the reason of the not showing the site in the google search results due to robots.txt file blocking the page from indexing or you have not crawel the pages correctly

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Hello @WillieThomas, I noticed your website was published in 2021; however, the amount of content is quite limited for a site that has been active for that long.

SEO isn’t just about on-page optimization and writing good descriptions for a few static pages. It’s also about showcasing who you are, demonstrating your industry expertise, and providing valuable content to your audience. Hundreds or even thousands of your competitors are actively doing this, which is why Google prioritizes indexing their sites over yours.

Additionally, your sitemap is set up incorrectly. While your domain is king365tv-eu, your sitemap actually points to rankya. This is a critical error, as it makes your website look like a clone created solely to generate backlinks for another site.

Until you address these issues, Google and other search engines won’t be able to properly assess your site. I hope this helps :saluting_face:

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@WillieThomas

I took a look at your website and its indexing, and a few things jumped out at me that might explain why this issue is coming for your website on Google.

Firstly, the number of pages indexed on Google for your website is very low. When I did a “site:” search, I saw only a handful of URLs.

This generally means Google is either not discovering your pages properly or it is choosing not to index them.

I’d strongly recommend checking your Google Search Console (Webmaster) account for this as these issues often reflect over there, you can check there and share the screenshots for the below issues coming in your Google Search Console:

Indexed vs excluded pages - You can check it under “Indexing” section in the page indexing report

Any “Crawled - currently not indexed” or “Discovered - not indexed” issues

Manual actions and security issues coming under “Security and Manual actions”

That will give a clarification on whether it is crawling, indexing or any other issue in your website.

Also, I agree with the earlier point raised by LitExtension stating about the limited content over your website.

As right now, the site has very limited content for a live website. You need to understand that google doesn’t just index pages because they exist, it actually prioritizes sites that:

Demonstrate clear expertise

Have consistent and useful content

Content which adds value compared to the competitors

If competitors in your niche are publishing regularly and are building topical authority, Google will naturally favor them over a website having thin content.

What I’d suggest to check next:

  1. Check Google Search Console
  2. Resubmit the sitemap in Google Search Console after cleanup
  3. Clean up the sitemap (Noindex low-value URLs like - cart, checkout)
  4. Improve content depth and increase consistency for posting relevant content
  5. Build stronger internal linking between pages

Hopefully it will work..

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That not indexing issue its fluctuation of the ranking what you need you have to wait for a days after that start working on the off page seo

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Hi, @WillieThomas

If your site is showing up in Google sometimes but disappearing at other times, I’d first try to work out whether the pages are actually dropping out of Google’s index or if they’re just moving up and down in the search results. That will help narrow down the cause much more quickly.

The first place I’d look is Google Search Console. Check whether your key pages are still indexed and see if Google has flagged any crawling or indexing issues.

Review your indexing setup

Since you’re already thinking about robots.txt and your sitemap, I’d verify that both are configured correctly and also check that none of your important pages have a noindex tag by mistake.

If it’s only certain pages on your site that keep disappearing, compare them with the pages that remain indexed. Sometimes improving the page with more unique content, stronger internal links, and clearer page titles can help Google understand its value.

If you’ve made changes to the site recently or it’s still relatively new, it can take a little time for Google’s index to settle. Monitoring the pages in Search Console over the next few weeks will give you a much better picture than checking search results manually every day.

I’d start there before making any major SEO changes, as those checks will usually tell you whether the issue is technical or simply normal fluctuations in search visibility.

You can also optionally use Google Search Console by MP to monitor your indexing status and identify any issues over time.

Disclaimer: I’m affiliated with this tool.

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Hi @WillieThomas,

I’ve seen this happen with a few stores before, and it’s usually not that Google is randomly removing the site. More often, it’s a signal that Google is still evaluating the website or there’s a technical issue affecting indexing.

I’d start by checking a few basics:

  • Make sure your pages are actually indexed in Google Search Console and look for any “Crawled - currently not indexed” or “Excluded” statuses.
  • Review your robots.txt and meta robots tags to ensure important pages aren’t accidentally blocked.
  • Submit an up-to-date XML sitemap and check whether Google is reporting any crawl errors.
  • If your site is relatively new or has recently changed domains, it can also take some time for rankings and indexing to stabilize.

If the pages are indexed but only disappear for certain searches, it may be more of a quality or relevance issue than an indexing problem. In that case, improving your product content, internal linking, and site authority can help Google trust the site more over time.

If you’re on Shopify, you might find SearchPie: SEO, Speed & Schema helpful. It can automatically check common technical SEO issues like missing meta tags, structured data, sitemap health, and page speed, making it easier to spot problems that could affect indexing without having to audit everything manually.

Hope you get it sorted out soon! If you can share what Google Search Console is reporting (especially the Indexing and Pages reports), it’ll be much easier for the community to help narrow down the root cause.

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Fluctuations with presence like this on search engine sometimes happens but if it’s too often, you should start checking your GSC first. Are your pages showing as Indexed, Crawled - currently not indexed or Excluded? From GSC report you should know how many pages are indexed, is there any warnings regarding indexing. Make sure your sitemap submitted successfully, and important pages are not blocked from crawling

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Check other problems for example canonical tags, it can affect indexing as well.

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You can first check everything in Google Search Console first, make sure no warnings or recommendations exist and then seek for other tools such as SEOWILL to scan you site and automatically detect problems

Hope this helps!

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Your internet or Google issues things.