Unsolved Almost every new page become Discovered - currently not indexed
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Almost every new page that I create becomes Discovered - currently not indexed. It started a couple of months ago, before that all pages were indexed within a couple of weeks. Now there are pages that have not been indexed since the beginning of September.
From a technical point of view, the pages are fine and acceptable for a Google bot. The pages are in the sitemap and have content. Basically, these are texts of 1000+ or 2000+ words.
I've tried adding new content to pages and even transferring content to a new page with a different url. But in this way, I managed to index only a couple of pages.
Has anyone encountered a similar problem?
Could it be that until September of this year, I hadn't added new content to the site for several months?
Please help, I am already losing my heart.
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