It’s frustrating when pages that were once ranking well suddenly drop out of Google’s index. There are several reasons why this can happen—algorithm updates, low engagement signals, or technical issues like orphaned pages (those without internal links). One thing that has worked for me is making minor updates to the content, such as adding fresh information, optimizing the metadata, and interlinking the pages within my website. Also, check if your robots.txt file or noindex tags are accidentally blocking them. If the usual methods aren’t working, you might want to look into specialized services that can speed up the process. One effective way is to use a tool specifically designed to help Google reindex site pages that have been dropped. These services work by signaling search engines to recrawl and recognize your pages faster than waiting for Google’s natural indexing cycle. Many website owners have seen their pages return to the index much quicker by using such a solution. Give it a shot—it might just save you weeks of waiting.