Incorrect operation of the Google algorithm: random disappearance of sites from search results

A recurring motif for many site owners is the random disappearance of their assets from Google search results at the end of the week. This problem mainly affects sites with generic top-level domains (gTLDs) such as .media, .club, .clinic and others. Users complain that their sites do not appear in Google search results, even for queries on their site names.

"Our corporate website seems to disappear from Google search results every few days, causing us to lose significant traffic. None of our web pages appear on Google during these periods and we are struggling to understand the root cause of this recurring problem."

🚀 This problem was first discovered in November, when the owner of one of the sites contacted the Google support forum with the problem of a drop in traffic over the weekend. A user shared a graph of traffic to his site that showed a sharp drop every weekend and then a recovery on Monday.

• 📌 The problem is not related to the quality of the content, because quality content affects the rating every day, not just on weekends.
• 📌 This is not a cyclical problem, as not only does traffic decrease over the weekend, but so do site rankings, including website names.
• 📌 The problem occurs only with certain types of gTLD, which indicates a possible bug in Google's algorithm.