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I have started working for a new site last month. Its main keyword for the home page is indexed once, now its not in the SERP. Can anyone here help me to re index my site for that keyword.

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Clarify the problem first: an indexed page that disappears can mean two different things — Google removed the page from the index, or the page is still indexed but no longer ranks for that keyword. Diagnosing which case it is gives the correct next steps. The replies from and point at discovery and links, but those are only part of the picture and can be misleading if taken alone.

Common diagnostic checklist (quick, ordered checks):

  • Check Google Search Console: Coverage report for excluded reasons and the Manual Actions section for penalties.
  • Use URL Inspection (Live Test) to see whether the URL is indexable, blocked by robots, or has a canonical pointing elsewhere.
  • Verify robots.txt, meta robots tags, and any x-robots-tag HTTP headers.
  • Confirm server responses (no intermittent 5xx/4xx) and last-crawl timestamps in logs or GSC.
  • Inspect on-page signals: title, H1, visible content, and whether the page was made thin or duplicated.
  • Ensure the sitemap includes the URL and resubmit it; after fixes, request indexing via Search Console.
  • Monitor backlinks and internal linking: natural, relevant internal links help Google rediscover and re-evaluate pages.

Notes and cautions: social sharing/bookmarking can help discovery but rarely fixes a real indexability issue on its own. Mass “high PR dofollow” link schemes are outdated and risk penalties; focus on relevant, editorial links and stronger internal linking instead. Indexing after fixes can take hours to weeks — use GSC reports and server logs to track progress.

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Post your website url on social bookmarking sites....

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Try to get tons of High PR dofollow links pointing to your site and your problem will be solved.

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