Technical Analysis for Google Indexing Issue
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Project Description
I own a construction website on a .ae domain (Dubai).
Initially, approximately 100 pages were indexed and visible in Google. After 1–2 months, a large portion of these pages were removed from Google’s index, leaving only around 24 pages visible.
Indexation is verified using:
site:domain.ae
The pages:
• exist and are public;
• were indexed before;
• are accessible and not deleted;
• may temporarily reappear after manual indexing and then disappear again.
There are no manual penalties, security issues, or crawl errors reported.
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Important – Scope of This Project
I do NOT need:
• SEO packages
• content writing or rewriting
• backlinks
• traffic optimization
• ongoing SEO services
I am looking ONLY for:
A clear root-cause analysis and concrete, actionable instructions explaining why pages are removed from Google’s index after being indexed.
Implementation is NOT required.
Once the cause is identified and explained, I and my web designer will handle all changes and manual indexing ourselves.
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Relevant Context (To Be Analyzed)
The following aspects may be relevant and should be evaluated:
• Extensive use of AI-generated content (ChatGPT), rewritten but with similar semantic patterns across service pages.
• Duplicate or very similar meta titles and meta descriptions across multiple pages.
• Identical or similar image titles and ALT attributes used on many images.
• A large number of similar service pages published on a new domain in a short time.
• The website shares the same brand name as another construction website on a different domain (.ro), operating in the same niche.
• The Dubai website was initially built using a similar structural template (page types, layout logic, service structure).
• Possible internal competition / brand clustering between the two domains.
• Potential issues related to:
o page-level quality signals;
o near-duplicate detection;
o internal linking;
o canonical logic;
o site-wide differentiation.
This does not appear to be a crawl or submission problem.
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What I Expect as a Result
I expect:
• a clear explanation of the real cause(s) of deindexation;
• specific instructions on:
o what must be changed;
o what must be avoided;
o what rules should be followed for future pages;
• guidance that allows me to:
o fix the current pages;
o ensure stable, long-term indexation;
o prevent the same issue on future websites.
________________________________________
Final Goal
• All valid pages to appear in Google when using site:domain.ae.
• Pages to remain indexed permanently, not temporarily.
• Future pages added to the site to be indexed without recurring removal.
________________________________________
For Applicants
Please apply only if you have proven experience with:
• partial deindexation;
• pages indexed and later removed by Google;
• technical SEO diagnosis (not content SEO).
In your proposal, briefly explain:
1. Why Google may index pages first and then remove them.
2. How you would diagnose and explain this type of issue to a site owner.
I own a construction website on a .ae domain (Dubai).
Initially, approximately 100 pages were indexed and visible in Google. After 1–2 months, a large portion of these pages were removed from Google’s index, leaving only around 24 pages visible.
Indexation is verified using:
site:domain.ae
The pages:
• exist and are public;
• were indexed before;
• are accessible and not deleted;
• may temporarily reappear after manual indexing and then disappear again.
There are no manual penalties, security issues, or crawl errors reported.
________________________________________
Important – Scope of This Project
I do NOT need:
• SEO packages
• content writing or rewriting
• backlinks
• traffic optimization
• ongoing SEO services
I am looking ONLY for:
A clear root-cause analysis and concrete, actionable instructions explaining why pages are removed from Google’s index after being indexed.
Implementation is NOT required.
Once the cause is identified and explained, I and my web designer will handle all changes and manual indexing ourselves.
________________________________________
Relevant Context (To Be Analyzed)
The following aspects may be relevant and should be evaluated:
• Extensive use of AI-generated content (ChatGPT), rewritten but with similar semantic patterns across service pages.
• Duplicate or very similar meta titles and meta descriptions across multiple pages.
• Identical or similar image titles and ALT attributes used on many images.
• A large number of similar service pages published on a new domain in a short time.
• The website shares the same brand name as another construction website on a different domain (.ro), operating in the same niche.
• The Dubai website was initially built using a similar structural template (page types, layout logic, service structure).
• Possible internal competition / brand clustering between the two domains.
• Potential issues related to:
o page-level quality signals;
o near-duplicate detection;
o internal linking;
o canonical logic;
o site-wide differentiation.
This does not appear to be a crawl or submission problem.
________________________________________
What I Expect as a Result
I expect:
• a clear explanation of the real cause(s) of deindexation;
• specific instructions on:
o what must be changed;
o what must be avoided;
o what rules should be followed for future pages;
• guidance that allows me to:
o fix the current pages;
o ensure stable, long-term indexation;
o prevent the same issue on future websites.
________________________________________
Final Goal
• All valid pages to appear in Google when using site:domain.ae.
• Pages to remain indexed permanently, not temporarily.
• Future pages added to the site to be indexed without recurring removal.
________________________________________
For Applicants
Please apply only if you have proven experience with:
• partial deindexation;
• pages indexed and later removed by Google;
• technical SEO diagnosis (not content SEO).
In your proposal, briefly explain:
1. Why Google may index pages first and then remove them.
2. How you would diagnose and explain this type of issue to a site owner.