Hi Everyone,

I have submitted SEO URLs in Google WebMasters. Google was indexing in the beginning. But after sometimes, the indexing is gone.

Hence I request the forum members help in clarifying whether I need to submit the SEO URLs or the regular URLs to GOOGLE WEBMASTERS.

Kindly help.

Thanks in advance.

Dani AI

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Fluctuating indexing usually means Google sees conflicting signals about which URLs are canonical or it hit a crawl/indexing problem. and touched on useful angles — check those first, but confirm the details with Search Console tools rather than guessing.

Recommended troubleshooting checklist:

  • Use Google Search Console: open the Index Coverage report and the URL Inspection tool to see why specific pages are excluded (soft 404, blocked, canonicalized to another URL, server error).
  • Check Manual Actions and Security Issues in Search Console for penalties or hacks.
  • Verify your sitemap: it should list only the preferred (canonical) URLs you want indexed. Resubmit after changes.
  • Inspect robots.txt and meta robots tags to ensure pages are not accidentally disallowed or set to noindex.
  • Confirm rel="canonical" tags, internal links, and any redirects all point to the same preferred URL form (www vs non-www, HTTP vs HTTPS, SEO-friendly vs parameterized).
  • If you changed URL structure, put 301 redirects from old URLs to the new ones and update internal links and the sitemap.
  • Review server logs for frequent 5xx errors or crawl anomalies that could interrupt indexing.

Which URLs to submit: include the canonical (preferred) versions in your sitemap and use consistent internal linking and redirects so Google has one clear choice. Google may still pick its own canonical, so eliminate ambiguity rather than submitting every variant.

For official guidance and troubleshooting steps, see Google Search Central and the Sitemaps documentation:
Google Search Central
Sitemaps

The Regular URL's to Webmaster should be ok. BUT, if you are not getting indexed, be sure you are Not Black Listed.
Do a keyword search for Google Blacklist Checker.
Then type you website in there.

No, i don't think there is some thing wrong with your site. how did you check your indexing?could you please mention your URL i want to have look..

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