why are my pages not on google
Google indexing
from $25Your pages exist, but Google will not show them. I find the cause inside Search Console, fix it, and push every URL by hand. Every job ends with a per-URL report: indexed, pending, or fixed.
How the job runs
- step 1 · diagnoseI open your Search Console and check every URL you care about. Not indexed is a symptom; the cause is what matters. Blocked by robots, a noindex tag left on, weak internal links, thin content, or Google simply never crawled it. You get the cause in plain English before any work starts.
- step 2 · fix and submitI fix what blocks indexing and push every URL by hand inside Search Console. No indexing bots, no link-blast software, nothing that breaks Google's guidelines or puts the site at risk.
- step 3 · prove itYou get a live per-URL ledger: indexed, pending, or fixed, with dates. Check it whenever you want. If Google drops a page later, the ledger catches that too.
One-time indexing
- Up to 50 pages
- $25
- 51 to 120 pages
- $50
- 121 to 170 pages
- $70
- 171 to 250 pages
- $100
Monthly indexing and maintenance
Basic $50/mo
- Monthly indexing check
- Sitemap refresh and resubmission
- Manual inspection of new URLs
Pro $100/mo
- Weekly indexed vs non-indexed monitoring
- Manual re-submission of stuck pages
- Regular sitemap maintenance
Elite $150/mo
- Daily indexing monitoring
- New and removed page support
- Full sitemap and coverage review
- Priority support for urgent cases
What to expect: work starts once you add me in Search Console, the cause arrives in plain English before anything is changed, and the per-URL ledger goes live as submissions begin. Indexing itself runs on Google's clock; some pages land within days of the fix, others take weeks. Here is what the timelines really look like.
Which package fits
One-time suits a backlog: a site or store with pages that have sat out of the index for weeks. I push the list once, track it to done, and hand over the ledger.
Monthly suits sites that keep moving: catalogues where products come and go, blogs publishing every week, and stores that have watched indexed pages quietly disappear. One store owner has come back seven times for exactly this.
Straight answers
Can you guarantee my pages get indexed?
No, and nobody honest can. Google decides what it indexes. What I guarantee is the work: the cause found, the fix applied, every URL submitted by hand, and a ledger that shows exactly where each one stands.
How long does it take?
Some pages index within days of the fix, others take weeks. It depends on the site's crawl history and authority. The ledger shows movement either way, so you are never guessing.
Is giving you Search Console access safe?
Yes. You add me as a user in Search Console yourself, and you can remove me the moment the job is done. I never need your hosting password or your Google login. The privacy page spells out exactly what that access shares.
Do you use indexing bots or software?
No. Automated indexing tools break Google's guidelines, and most of them stopped working anyway. Every URL is inspected and submitted by hand.
Why not just use a tool like SpeedyIndex or IndexPlease?
If your pages are healthy and only need submission, a tool is cheaper and you should use one. Most stuck pages are not that: Google saw them and declined, and resubmitting changes nothing until the cause is fixed. I compared the main tools honestly, including where each one wins, in the indexing tools comparison.
More questions are answered in the services FAQ and the long versions live in the guides. The proof lives at 40 case studies tracked URL by URL. For Search Console work beyond indexing, there is a dedicated specialist page. No surprises on the invoice either.