r/DoSEO

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Is thin content the reason for discovered currently not indexed issue?

Been a month and google has not indexed any other page of my site expect the home page.

I have tried all the usual things like proper sitemap, internal links, request indexing, proper prerendered html content, etc.

But all of those pages were kind of written a lot from ai, follow a general layout like a drop zone, 4-5 text cards and some faqs.

I think google is now tired of several similar vibecoded sites popping up and has learned the pattern of them quiet well that the crawler is not interested at all.

So I am thinking of replacing this with my own human written content, actual in depth content about that specific service and a more unique way of presenting the content.

Would that work?

Btw the site is called pixalgo, and the pages i am most interested in getting indexed are the services/ route pages.

Any help or comment would be appreciated. Also im using react router v8 vite prerendering.

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u/One-Satisfaction3318 — 6 days ago
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Do we are reaching a point where ranking #1 on Google matters less than being mentioned by AI?

I’ve been thinking about how much search behaviour has changed recently.

For years, the SEO goal was pretty straightforward, rank as high as possible, get the click, bring the visitor to your website.

Now someone can search something and get most of what they need from an AI overview without visiting a single result. Also, now more people are asking ChatGPT and other AI tools directly instead of searching Google.

It makes me wonder if we're measuring SEO the wrong way now.

A website could lose some organic clicks while its content is still being discovered, or referenced in answers elsewhere.

Curious what people working on websites are actually seeing. Has AI changed how you approach SEO yet, or is traditional SEO still doing most of the heavy lifting for you?

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u/TechyTilak — 11 days ago