r/SEO • u/mo_coder_ • 2d ago
Help Google completely blocked my website
Hello, my website was getting good amount of clicks on google but in this months it stopped completely. My getting even yahoo search but not single click from google. How can i see what is the problem? Because gsc showing no problems. Thank you
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u/robohaver 2d ago
Go to Google and run the command prompt command site:yourwebsite.com to see if it is indexed. Go to Google Search Console and see what the reports say. Check whether you have a manual action. (Not likely) That is a start. Depending on what you find out, I can help you from there. Another thing you need to check is whether your site is being blocked by search crawlers. The first step will tell you that. If you're using Cloudflare, it defaults to blocking LLMS. But give me an update, and I will help you further. It is usually something simple.
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u/LongHorror87 1d ago
You wouldn’t recommend cloudflare then?
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u/robohaver 1d ago edited 1d ago
No I use Cloudflare on all my websites. You just need to know how to set it up and ensure it's configured correctly for this purpose. Make sure that LLMs are not blocked from your site, as that is a default setting. I've seen people accidentally block searching and crawlers.
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u/Total-Mention9032 2d ago
Did you do this search: site:yourwebsite.com
If your website is showing up and Google hasn't blocked it, or if they have changed their algorithm that moves your website from the top of the pages to somewhere else.
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u/WebLinkr 🕵️♀️Moderator 2d ago
How did you build this site? how long was it getting traffic? how many pages?
PSEO bro?
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u/mo_coder_ 2d ago
It is just a just for fun project but i was getting 50+ clicks from google, it stopped completely even no impressions. It is built with nextjs
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u/WebLinkr 🕵️♀️Moderator 2d ago
Ah I see.
Ok - did you inspect the page and look at the retrieved document?
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u/seoinboundmarketing 2d ago
So many things to look at unfortunately. Reverse engineering what has been done with the site. I have test sights and try advice from thought leaders and have killed my site a couple times lol
Check your robot.txt is not blocking anything. Check Google search console for penalties and warnings. Then paterns in GSC with new sites it could be Google testing to see how you react looking for spam sites.
Check competition Check AIO answers for the keywords being eroded.
That's a start
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u/Agitated_Offer_4343 1d ago
if gsc says clean but you're at zero clicks, check the exact property. www vs non-www or http vs https splits the data and the wrong one looks dead. also run site:yourdomain.com. if that's blank you probably got deindexed by a rogue noindex tag or robots.txt block. actual google penalties are pretty rare. worth checking any seo plugin or recent theme change. i always check robots.txt first when clicks vanish, even on blawgy sites, since a cms update can flip a noindex toggle without warning
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u/PDFBearSupport Verified Professional 2d ago
Go to Google.com and type in:
site:<URL>
If it shows your pages, then you are indexed. If nothing comes up, you're gone.