My Page Rank is 1 google shows my site in every search but now google not showing my site in search result and also my PR is 1 what to do now plzz any one tell me

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When a site suddenly disappears from Google results (while PageRank or other metrics remain unchanged), the priority is accurate diagnosis rather than guesswork. The most efficient, verifiable checks focus on indexing, blocking, server-side errors and any manual actions. Below is a concise troubleshooting checklist and where to look first.

Recommended immediate checks:

  • Verify indexing and crawl status with Google Search Console (Coverage, URL Inspection, Sitemaps, Security, Manual Actions). Use URL Inspection to see how Googlebot rendered a page and to request reindexing.
    Google Search Console overview

  • Quick public tests: run site:example.com and cache:URL queries to confirm whether Google still shows site pages.

  • robots.txt / noindex / X-Robots-Tag: confirm the site root robots.txt is not blocking Googlebot and that noindex tags (or X-Robots-Tag headers) have not been accidentally applied by a CMS, plugin or deployment script.
    Robots and indexing basics

  • Server, DNS and redirects: check HTTP status codes (200 vs 4xx/5xx), accidental 301/302s to another domain, IP-level blocking or expired domain/DNS problems.

  • Security and hacks: inspect Search Console Security Issues and Safe Browsing warnings; hacked pages or injected redirects can cause rapid removal.

  • Backlink profile and manual penalties: if a Manual Action appears in Search Console, follow its remediation steps and submit a reconsideration. Do a backlink audit before using the disavow tool—disavow only when there is clear spammy link evidence.

  • Resubmit sitemap and request indexing; allow time for Google to recrawl and process changes. For fundamentals, see the SEO starter guidance.
    SEO starter guide

This advice expands on questions from and (site age, inbound links, and sharing a URL for review) and complements on-page points raised by . The caution from about link farms is valid when a manual action exists; immediate priority should be Search Console diagnostics rather than chasing PageRank numbers.

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First of all, how old is your site? Second, do you have any external and inbound links. Third, does it have any content?
Appearing on Google for new sites can take some time.
Also, the more links - the more weight it will have in SERPs.
You need content - the more the better.

It would be much better if you provide us with more details, such as: which exactly SEO methods you have used, give us a link to your site, probably you need some on-page improvements, did you updated you content since you create a website, ect. After this we might be able to help you somehow, but now - we cant, sorry.

Kind regards
BD

Generally speaking, PR would not be a decisive factor for SERP. If you want to keep your ranking high, you need to optimize your title tags, meta description tags, h1 tags and page contents using your targeted keywords plus keeping building enough backlinks using your main keywords and their variants as anchor text.

Have a nice day,

Stop searching, start developing more optimized content then stop worrying about irrelevant search engine stuff like Google PageRank.

Hi,
PR is not have much role for serp's If you have low but you are doing good seo and quality work for your site then definitely your site serp's will be increase. You should try to get back links from high PR do follow sites and related to your niche. You should analysis your keyword and content again.

Try to make your web site with keyword rich. Do on page and off page optimization with full effort. Soon your site get boost

I believe content is vital, and keyword is another factor if you already have high-qulity up-to-date content.

you are supposed to submitting reciprocal links means link exchange with directories and submitting articles with a back link to your site.

you are supposed to submitting reciprocal links means link exchange with directories and submitting articles with a back link to your site.

I disagree. Exchanging links (aka Reciprocal linking) is a waste of time. They negate the very reason for why you would link to someone else - which would be to give them a "vote of confidence."

if your site is not indexed anymore. maybe you violated some rules of google. If not, posting quality content frequently will make your site up again.

PR is least to do with SERP. So need not bother.

Don't search for the keywords often to check your keyword. It would get negative impact.

Make your website relevant-content-rich for on-page optimization and make it easy to browse. For Off-Page do link building through articles, blogs, social media, etc.

You will soon get good result.

All the best.

I don't know if you had submitted your site to mass directories. That might be one of the reasons. Google hate link farms.

Ok... Here is my take. I know a lot of people have said an array of different things but I have to agree on this one with Fred. Do not worry so much about PR, that is something that happens every three months (the update at least). Whereas your SERPS can get affected everyday by the SEO work others are doing to their respective sites. Do not continue searching for details on your keywords and so on. Or whatever it is that you are doing. You need to continue your SEO efforts. Most people seem to overlook the fact that SEO is an ongoing process. Competition is fierce and there are MANY people competing for that #1 Spot. SO GET WORKING!!!

Try to make your website content-rich and work in some backlinks every week. If is a low competition niche, soon your website will be more estable.

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