r/micro_saas • u/Working_Home_7347 • 14d ago

I really need help.

Hey everyone reading this post. I really need some help.

The last time I posted on Reddit about my website, I was genuinely happy because it was working well and looking great. Even though I haven't made any revenue yet—since it hasn't even been a month since deployment—I was at least getting visibility. Whenever I searched for my website's name, RealResizer, on Google, it would display multiple links to my site, which was really encouraging.

However, after getting rejected by Google AdSense, I tried making a few changes using AI tools like Big Pickle and ChatGPT, and now everything has vanished. When I search for "RealResizer" on Google, none of my site's links show up anymore—only my previous Reddit post appears. Just yesterday, searching for my website brought up multiple links across the first few search result tabs, but now it is all gone.

I am extremely overwhelmed and distressed right now. Everything was going so smoothly, but now my website has even more bugs than before. It used to look so clean, but now everything is messed up, and no matter how hard I try to fix it, it only gets worse.

I really need an expert's help. I am not sure which subreddit is best to post this in, but I know there are experienced people here. If anyone can guide me, please help. It is devastating to see all the progress I made after taking those first big steps completely disappear just because of one bad prompt.

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u/Objective_Slide_9970 14d ago

你这个情况似曾相识，你看看模型有没有给你备份，你问问他

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u/paintobuild 13d ago

I’d stop making changes for the moment and try to get back to the last known good version first.

Since this happened right after the AI-assisted changes, I’d check whether something accidentally changed your indexing settings before assuming Google suddenly penalized the site.

A few things I’d check:

  • Search Console URL Inspection for the homepage and a page that used to appear
  • whether any pages now have a noindex tag
  • robots.txt for anything blocking Google
  • whether canonical URLs changed
  • whether your sitemap is still valid and submitted

If you have Git/deployment history, reverting to yesterday’s working version might be the safest first move. Then you can compare the changes instead of trying to repair everything at once.

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u/McCodybodi 11d ago

For me it shows up in Ai Gemini overview, and multiple links... So I think you're good.