Hi Stephen,
I have been wondering how you are getting along. Did you get your indexing issues cleared up? There always seems to be something complex going on.
Take care and keep forging ahead!

Erlene

Hi Steve

Hope you heard from site support and this has now been resolved.

Kindly let us know.

Yes, ask site support.
Sometimes we have remnants of pages we have moved or deleted.

Clear you website cache, clear the WA website cache(found under details), and clear your browser history.

Check all of your permalinks.

You can do this while waiting for a reply from site support.

Rudy

Hey
I try site support
But found this
https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/how-to-fix-wordpress-404-error/
Thank you.
Lula

I think you can post to many groups as you'd like to. You can join up to 6,000 groups on FB. I also think Each group is independent of the other.
Posting in each group once a day should shield you from getting suspended by FB.
Try not to be spammy about it. All the best!

Hi

Fifty groups is too much to post in a day.

There's something with Facebook, if you do same thing few times, it may detect a Spam activity.

So I post in moderation.

You want the groups to be relevant and not just any.

Have your own group, you can create one to accompany your business page.

Get involved, help around. Give first then ask, I'd try and keep it simple, am sure you do :)

Follow the guidelines, not sure, ask permission.

Have fun.

If you just post articles to FB groups before you've helped other people most groups will count that as spam.

A more natural way is to ask a genuine question in a group. Then if your article helps solve the answer you can share it in the comments... or better yet find someone who is asking a question that your post can solve... so for you you will want to find FB groups that talk a lot about PSP's i.e. camping/ RV/ fishing etc.

I would take caution. It doesn't seem that it takes much for Fb jail. Spread out your posts for sure. Don't do it all at once and be sure to offer helpful advice before linking to your article.

Facebook is a fickle creature! I would avoid a large number of multi-posts. In addition, you will have the moderators to deal with. So use caution in your endeavors.

Canty

Did you get it sorted then Steve?

Looks like Phil has you covered. I hope it worked out well for you.

I hope you get that sorted out, Steve!

Jeff

if that exists on your site then you can examine it by going to
[site]/addl.sitemap.xml
and you will see the content...
have a look in the aio seo sitemap section.. change the switches so you can see all of the sitemaps it is creating and what it is adding
there is help on the aio seo site for this...
i hope you find a solution
phil

Hi Stephen, I really know how you feel I have been going through the same headache for the last week. I finally contacted Kyle and he assured me that this happens from time to time with Google.

Rest assured that when it is happening to other people that it is an issue with Google, not you.

Get writing as it will fix itself soon. Mine just did yesterday.

Regards,
Lily

Don't get hung up on post indexing. Focus on writing new content (original and helpful). It is impossible to figure Google out..

Just remember, Steve, that Google is a fickle beast! As PP said, keep writing quality content!

Jeff

Hey Steve,

Would you like me to say it?

"Stop Obsessing About it and Get On With Writing Posts."

Hahahaha

Firstly, it's not just you, it's pretty much everyone.

We are all experiencing indexing issues or SO WE THINK according to Google Search Console.

Basically, the issue at the moment lies with Google and not ourselves.

And GSC may not be providing accurate data.

So, always do the "site:youdomainname.com + your article subject" check in Google to see if you are actually indexed.

I have seen one explanation, but it was more an educated guess on the person's part.

A lot of people seem to have the "Crawled - Not Yet Indexed".

So, the Google bots have crawled your site, but not yet indexed that specific post.

Basically, Google can handle whatever is thrown at it in terms of publishing frequency.

However, the "explanation" that one particular person came up with was the influx of AI generated content,

Years ago, people were producing content en-masse via articles spinners.

And you could get away with choosing a keyword and simply placing that keyword in your article about 50 times.

Google was nowhere near as sophisticated back then, so they simply ranked these posts.

Then cam the "Panda" Core update of 2011 which basically done away with all this "crap content".

Google had wised up.

Then people started purchasing thousands of backlinks and throwing these at their articles and websites in order to rank higher.

Once again, Google fell for these tricks and ranked these articles and websites.

But then came the "Penguin" Core update of 2012.

Then we had everyone and their mother providing health and financial advice and getting ranked, but without any form of expertise.

But then came the "Your Money or Your Life" Core Update of 2019, which meant that to rank well in these niches you woould do better as an expert or someone qualified.

Basically, people are always trying to trick or con Google and manipulate rankings.

The latest appears to be AI content.

So, there are people out there publishing 100+ posts a day and ranking and getting huge amounts of traffic very quickly.

Admittedly, some of the AI content is still pretty good and can be helpful to searchers and readers.

But yet again, there is a lot of crap content once more.

Google is not going to fall for these old traick again.

So, in effect, Google's taking her time to index some content.

There's no real "rules" for how and why they're doing this, but it just may mean that Google decides to do additional "quality checks" prior to indexing content.

The best thing to look at is on GSC to see when the date for "Site Last Crawled" and then check back again at a later date to see if the previous not indexed articles have now been indexed.

Google will typically index all articles, some may take 2 hours, whereas others may take 4-6 weeks.

I think they're just trying to weed out the rubbish content that is simply produced to manipulate rankings.

Plus, I have a feeling that there may be another BIG Google core update in the next 6 months.

All of this could of course be completely WRONG!!

As always, just an opinion.

Partha

Yes, there is a problem with the index tool. It is slowly getting back to normal. It looks like the post is online, but they are not showing in the index tool. It has been referenced elsewhere on the web. You are not alone.