My Google Site was showing in search, but now I can’t find it. What should I check?

First check the exact page address in Google Search Console, if you have the site verified there. The URL inspection report can show whether Google knows about the page, whether it can index it, and whether it found a crawl or indexing issue. Being indexed does not guarantee that a page will show for every search.

A new site can briefly appear and then move around as search results are reassessed. If the page is still indexed but no longer ranks for your name or another phrase, that points more toward a visibility change than the site being removed from Google. Try a few relevant searches and give it some time before making lots of changes.

Check the basics too: make sure the site is public, the page you care about still exists, and you haven’t changed its address or visibility settings. If Search Console reports a manual action or a security issue, that needs attention. Otherwise, look for recent edits or unusual SEO services you may have used, but don’t assume a penalty just because rankings changed.

How are you checking? Searching your name can produce different results depending on the exact query and when you search. Try the full site address, then a distinctive phrase from the page. Search results can fluctuate, so one missing result by itself doesn’t tell you what happened.