Magento 2 webstore not showing up in google searches.

[aatulainendbcb]

This issue does not regard any specific product/products.
We are advertising our magento 2 webstore via google ads. Everything in google ads is set up correctly, we have had meetings with google representatives and our partners which take care of our marketing strategies. They are also saying that this problem is caused by magento 2, but can't point out what exactly. So.. I can confidently say that this problem is not up to google.

The exact problem is that our webstore won't show up in google searches even if you input straight keywords set up in google ads. Well, the ads do pop up in google searches, but usually on second page, and no one goes there, right?

Searches like "fiatagri varaosat" (fiatagri spare parts) or "case-ih varaosat" (case-ih spare parts) should result in our webstore popping up as an ad. Our competitors websites do show up but not ours. We changed from magento 1 to magento 2 early this year and this problem has existed since the upgrade to M2.

What setting are we missing and what should we double check? Please try to respond quickly, my boss is putting big money on advertising, but that money is going straight to the trash since it does not currently get us any new customers.

[KuafuSoft]

If site does not show up on google search at all, it could be magento is set to no-indexing

https://www.mag-manager.com/product-information/set-magento-2-noindex-and-nofollow-tags/

But if it shows on 2nd page just not 1st page, then it is probably not setting related.

Maybe urls were not remapped properly when migrating the site and caused you lost your searching ranks, or the new site is not optimized properly so you have a lower page speed score, or the site is not well search optimized, it can be many reasons.

Send me a PM if you need a site audit

[anmoldevri9adb]

The first thing to do is check the settings in your Magento 2 instance and ensure that it is correctly configured for SEO. This includes ensuring you have an SEO-friendly URL structure, optimized page titles and meta descriptions, and a well-structured sitemap.

Additionally, you may want to look into using an SEO plugin such as Yoast SEO, which can help you optimize your site for search engine visibility. Once you have ensured that your site is optimized correctly, you should submit your sitemap to Google Search Console and use Fetch as a Google tool to submit individual pages.

Finally, you may want to look into creating and optimizing content related to the keywords you are targeting, as this can help to improve your visibility in search engine results.