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My website was originally hosted at something.io and was indexed for about 3 weeks. It quickly reached an average position of 3.9 in Google Search. Eight days ago, I began a domain migration to something.com. I implemented 301 permanent redirects from every URL on something.io to its exact counterpart on something.com, and submitted a Change of Address request in Google Search Console the same day. Since then, something.io has completely disappeared from search results (as expected), but something.com is performing poorly, with an average position of 44.6. I’ve verified that the redirects are working correctly, both domains are verified in the same Search Console account, and the new domain’s sitemap and robots.txt are correctly configured. Canonical tags have also been updated to reflect the new domain. I expected a temporary drop, but the new domain is not gaining any visibility, and the SEO performance has dropped significantly. I need to understand what’s preventing the new domain from inheriting the original rankings and whether I should take any corrective action—or roll back the migration. submitted by /u/ExpensiveOkra7617 [link] [comments]

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Hello, I’m trying to understand why Google isn’t indexing my pages properly, and I’d appreciate any insights you might have. Let me provide a bit of context first: The domain was created in December last year. The website was built shortly after, and everything appeared to be functioning correctly. I’m aware that without backlinks and other ranking signals, it’s normal to have limited impressions — but at this point, my concern is not about impressions, but rather about indexing and technical stability. Here are a few specific observations from Google Search Console (GSC): Experience > HTTPS: I had a consistent count of ~140 URLs in this category. However, on April 13, that number suddenly dropped to 3. Between April 24 and May 3, it temporarily climbed back to around 60, then dropped again to 3 — all without any changes to the website. Breadcrumbs Report: A similar pattern occurred here. From ~125 valid breadcrumbs down to 0, then briefly back to 60, and now 0again. Page Indexing: The total indexed pages dropped from 1,156 to just 375. Interestingly, Bing is behaving as expected — indexing more pages over time with no reported issues during crawls. Do you have any tips on where to start diagnosing this? What should I be looking for — changes in server response, crawl budget, structured data errors, or something else entirely? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. submitted by /u/Away_Pomegranate_818 [link] [comments]

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