Canonicalization has been done, and robots.txt is fixed. In short, everything has been done from my end.

Hi @Khaldoon Al Mubarak

Thanks for the replying.

The redirects have been placed and there is only 1 file of robots.txt added. But still, there are multiple robots.txt URLs can be seen in GSC and in Crawl stats GSC is crawling 3 URLs of the website.

1example.com 2subdomain-example.com 3www.example.com

Google has fetched the Sitemap. It's been more than 20 days, but Google is not crawling the website's pages.

Hello SEOs,

I found multiple robots txt URLs in my Google search console that I didn't even create. I don't know from where GSC is fetching these URLs?

1https //example(dot)com/robots(dot)txt 2https //subdomain(dot)example(dot)com/robots(dot)txt 3http //www.example(dot)com/robots(dot)txt 4https //www.example(dot)com/robots(dot)txt 5http //example(dot)com/robots(dot)txt

The main version of my website is the first one (https //example(dot)com/robots(dot)txt). I don't know how to remove other robots txt URLs. Need help on this.

Moreover, in Google search console >> settings >> Crawl stats >> Hosts

I can see three different URLs of my site 1example(dot)com 2subdomain-example(dot)com 3www(dot)example(dot)com

The website is on WordPress. I worked on a lot of websites and never faced such issues. Can anybody tell me if these are the technical issues? The website has more than 900 pages and only 10 are indexed. Google is not crawling my site's pages. Content on the website is related to healthcare and its 100% AI-generated.

What should I do in order to make Google crawl my website and index its pages.

Thanks for sharing these insights. The blend of human touch and strategic tweaks sounds like a smart approach, and I’ll definitely look into Google Search Console and building more backlinks. I appreciate the tips.

Hi everyone,

I recently launched a website that is entirely built with AI-generated content, and I'm facing major indexing issues in Google. It's not getting indexed by Google. I’ve followed all the standard SEO practices (sitemaps, proper meta tags, internal linking, etc.), but still no luck.

I wanted to reach out to this community to get some genuine insights. For those of you who have experience using AI-generated content for your websites:

Have you faced similar issues with indexing?

-What strategies (if any) worked for you? -How do you balance AI content with traditional SEO techniques?

Please share your personal experiences and not just what’s out there in general forums or Google advice. I'd love to hear from people who have actually navigated these challenges firsthand.

Thanks in advance.