These types of issues are pretty easy to detect and solve by simply checking your meta tags and robots.txt file, which is why you should look at it first. The whole website or certain pages can remain unseen by Google for a simple reason: its site crawlers are not allowed to enter them.

There are several bot commands, which will prevent page crawling. Note, that it’s not a mistake to have these parameters in robots.txt; used properly and accurately these parameters will help to save a crawl budget and give bots the exact direction they need to follow in order to crawl pages you want to be crawled.

You can detect this issue checking if your page’s code contains these directive:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex" />
<meta name="robots" content="nofollow">

@valigholami1386 Happy to know that.

@valigholami1386 SEO audits are a great way to create actionable plans to outperform your competitors, identify opportunities within your website, find and fix exit points, and create better customer experiences.

You should perform technical SEO audits, on-page SEO audits, and off-page SEO audits regularly.

There are many paid tools that will help you. The PAID tool of MOZ will help you very well to do a full SEO Audit of the website.

There are free tools as well but they will not provide you the detailed information of an SEO Audit. I suggest you use SEOptimer Tool to audit your website for free.

The purpose of the audit is to identify as many foundational issues affecting organic search performance as possible. The SEO audit will reveal:

Technical SEO issues
Website structure issues
On-page SEO issues
Potential off-site problems
User experience issues
Content gaps and opportunities
Competitive marketplace insights

Thank you.

@beckersbestshoes A perfectly optimized SEO title balances the needs of search engines and searchers, making it both enticing to read and helpful for keyword rankings. When done right, SEO titles will help you achieve more visibility on the SERP, maximizing your number of clicks from search engines.

Aim for Titles That Are 50–60 Characters LONG.
Generally, search engines display only the first 50–60 characters of a page’s title in their search results. When optimizing your SEO title tags, try to keep within this limit so that any extra doesn’t get cut off by Google with an ellipsis, potentially ruining the readability of your title.

Yes, But you have to perform this task in the right way.
You have to follow the following Steps:

1. Do 301 redirection To a New Domain [Using CPanel or .htaccess]

2. Verify Both Properties [New domain, Old domain] with the same Id

3. Submit the Sitemap of old Site

4. Setup change address in GWT

5. Submit Sitemap of New Website.

All Set !