Thanks for your detailed and helpful response, Peter!

I went through all of your links and I found several matches between the examples provided there and our situation, especially for what concerns the domain's recency.

We'll have a couple of weeks of patience to see if something in Google's SERPs is moving, otherwise we'll start trying to "force" search engines to start seeing and trust our site. And also maybe ask directly to Google for a re-evaluation.

Many thanks, I'll update this post if something relevant will come up, in order to help other facing similar issue that can occur them in the future.

Hi there,

I have a question that I wasn't able to give it a reasonable answer yet, so I'm going to trust on all of you.

Basically a site has all its pages indexed by Google (I verified with site:sitename.com) and it also has great and unique content. All on-page grades are A with absolutely no negative factors at all. However its pages do not get impressions almost at all. Of course I didn't expect it to be on page 1 since it has been launched on Dec, 1st, but it looks like Google is ignoring (or giving it bad scores) for some reason.

Only things that can contribute to that could be: domain privacy on the domain, redirect from the www to the subdomain we use (we did this because it will be a multi-language site, so we'll assign to each country a subdomain), recency (it has been put online on Dec 1st and the domain is just a couple of months old). Or maybe because we blocked crawlers for a few days before the launch? Exactly a few days before Dec 1st.

What do you think? What could be the reason for that?

Thanks guys!