Yes, regarding the poor visibility in Google search, I can confirm that. Objective tests and site ranking evaluations can also confirm it. This is a common problem for all media blockchains. I was concerned about this a few years ago, and I sought the reason, and I found it.

The thing is, the block of our post contains a large amount of crypto-hash data. It's a huge long string of letters and numbers, but Google’s crawlers perceive this as part of the post, part of the text. And since the hash data is essentially meaningless from a reading standpoint in any language, rather than being decoded, Google’s algorithms automatically rank our blockchain posts as low-quality because they contain a significant portion of nonsense (that same hash).

Steemit can significantly improve its search rankings if it can somehow clearly separate the hash and the actual post text so that search engines don’t interpret them as one whole. If you can convey my message to the technical team, please do, because this really holds the key to understanding how to make a technical breakthrough in rankings.