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i did on/off page to the site but not visible on google.

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Several useful points were already raised by (patience), (use Search Console), and (check robots/HTML). Building on those replies, a short evidence-first troubleshooting path will quickly reveal whether the site is (A) not indexed, (B) blocked from crawling, (C) penalized, or (D) being ignored because of thin/duplicate content or canonical mistakes.

A prioritized checklist:

  • Confirm which host/protocol variant is indexed with the site: operator (check site:example.com, site:www.example.com, site:https://example.com to spot canonical/host mismatches).
  • Use Google Search Console’s URL Inspection and Coverage reports to see last crawl, index status, and any Manual Actions or Security issues (this expands on ’s point).
  • Inspect HTTP headers and page HTML for X-Robots-Tag or <meta name="robots" content="noindex">, and verify canonical tags don’t point to another domain.
  • Check server logs for Googlebot activity (to confirm crawls actually happened) and ensure hosting/CDN/firewall rules are not blocking known crawler user-agents.
  • Verify pages are reachable via internal links (or from a sitemap that lists canonical URLs) so crawlers can discover them without relying only on external links.
  • If a rapid link campaign was run, examine the link profile for spammy spikes—aggressive, low-quality linking can trigger manual or algorithmic actions (see Search Console for any manual actions).

Example quick checks (replace example.com with the site host):

# check headers as Googlebot
curl -I -A "Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www.google.com/bot.html)" https://example.com/

# look for meta robots or canonical in page HTML
curl -sL https://example.com/ | head -n 80 | grep -Ei "noindex|canonical|robots"

# scan recent server log lines for Googlebot
grep -i "googlebot" /var/log/nginx/access.log | tail -n 50

Common root causes are mis-set canonicals/noindex headers, server/CDN blocks, and very thin or duplicated content. After fixing any technical issues, request indexing via Search Console; indexing can appear within hours to days, while ranking improvements normally take longer.

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Member Avatar for mindstreak

Off page activies like link building will take some time to have an affect in the search engine rankings.Also just wait for some more time and check whether the website has been cached by google.

Member Avatar for almostbob

Go get a google webmaster tools account and let google tell you what to do properly
Much of what passes for optimising, on webpages devoted to seo, is apocryphal.
What you did may be insignificant, wrong, more often just delayed

Google webmaster tools will tell you precisely, tailored to your site, what to do to make your site the best SEoptimised it can be.

Ignore other SearchEngines, Google makes the rules

Anything you get from anywhere else, including here, including me, is crap.

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Member Avatar for Dani

What, specifically, did you do?

Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

well, @OP I am seriously not getting what you are trying to ask over here !

Member Avatar for Bestseoservices

Can you specify what you are done in on page and off page steps, then only i will analysing your websites. all are using same strategies only but how we are using

  1. Target High page rank authority website
  2. Target to post unique content
Member Avatar for PixelatedKarma

If you are not visible on google after alot of SEO effort; make sure that the page is not/has not been penalized by Google (you can see this by logging onto your google webmaster account).

Make sure your robots.txt aren't hiding your website from crawlers.

Make sure there aren't major errors on your website (does it validate with w3c? for both css and html?)

Verify that the keywords you were targeting aren't high competition keywords - those are going to take you working your butt off for hours everyday to rank for especially when there are domains and websites that probably have more historical value then you.

Theres alot more things you can do; infact with SEO you will never truly be finished. However the biggest thing you need is time and patience. For every action you do today, don't expect noticeable results for atleast 3-6 months.

Member Avatar for tarzana rahman

Thanks to everyone, i really got so many knowledge about this topics..........

Member Avatar for venkatesh.krishnaa

submit sitemap.xml and robots.txt files

Member Avatar for Rubina_2

From how many days you are doing off page activities? are you checking the approvals? you need to submit your site to search engines.

Member Avatar for Ketul_1

May be your site get hit or banned by update for duplicate content. Will you see any kind of message in webmaster tool like manual actions or security issues?

Member Avatar for Theertha

Hey, It doesnt mean that ON/ OFF page optimization would help you to show your website on Google.

You have to use Google Family members of Webmaster Tools to submit your site's url, sitemap and later on use ''Fetch to Google'' index your post's on Google

Member Avatar for biometric

Check the content in your site.
Increase the traffic to your site.
So the site will get visible in search engine.

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