Traffic Dropped

This update is mainly focus on content which are originally informative with high quality. Even heading and meta data Provide helpful and descriptive content to audience.
It seems that better to optimize your spam content and also old dated content with catchy useful informative content.
 
My site hits but not that badly as of now, what are you planning do, I have disavowed all the shitty backlinks links that were automatically created by someone.

I will update all my content and add more value of them. My content consists of a maximum 100 words of text, 1-2 pictures and 1 video. I think this is the problem.
 
This update is mainly focus on content which are originally informative with high quality. Even heading and meta data Provide helpful and descriptive content to audience.
It seems that better to optimize your spam content and also old dated content with catchy useful informative content.
My articles are how-to guides based on the range of 500-700 words
 
My site got hit badly i was loosing traffic continuously and today i checked I lost around 50% of traffic. I got around 2.3k visitors in 23rd june and now it dropped to 1.2k visitors yesterday
 
Guys who ever mention in here about content quality and link quality is a lie I have a site with higher quality content and link its also down what you can say about it
 
Guys who ever mention in here about content quality and link quality is a lie I have a site with higher quality content and link its also down what you can say about it
yeah, it's all bullshit people are ranking like hell with shit content and spammy links
 
I don’t think people have a clue what they are talking about when they say “you need quality content”. I bought an article off someone who is a professional in the niche and writes a ton on upwork with 100 positive feedback. I paid 100 bucks for a 1500 word article on the subject and it’s really good... I lost my number one spot to a blank yahoo answers page and a site that has 200 words of content and it’s complete gibberish.
 
My site has also lost half of its traffic. The new top-ranked site is full of spam links.
I think it's an update that makes Google Paid Ads inevitable.
 
I don’t think people have a clue what they are talking about when they say “you need quality content”. I bought an article off someone who is a professional in the niche and writes a ton on upwork with 100 positive feedback. I paid 100 bucks for a 1500 word article on the subject and it’s really good... I lost my number one spot to a blank yahoo answers page and a site that has 200 words of content and it’s complete gibberish.
the same thing..... I hope it's just rebooting of google algorithms and positions will come back...
 
I don’t think people have a clue what they are talking about when they say “you need quality content”. I bought an article off someone who is a professional in the niche and writes a ton on upwork with 100 positive feedback. I paid 100 bucks for a 1500 word article on the subject and it’s really good... I lost my number one spot to a blank yahoo answers page and a site that has 200 words of content and it’s complete gibberish.
Yeah exactly all you want is just authority
 
Based on the trajectory of your website, you shouldn't really worry about the recent traffic drop.

If it stretches for several months, then you might want to review your content strategy.

But based on the screenshot you shared, it means that your website has established a certain scale, and you're more likely to feel the effects of updates.

But these can be temporary hiccups.

What's important is you focus on delivering the experience your visitors are looking for.

Everything will take care of itself unless, of course, you're doing something that you're not telling us about.
 
Based on the trajectory of your website, you shouldn't really worry about the recent traffic drop.

If it stretches for several months, then you might want to review your content strategy.

But based on the screenshot you shared, it means that your website has established a certain scale, and you're more likely to feel the effects of updates.

But these can be temporary hiccups.

What's important is you focus on delivering the experience your visitors are looking for.

Everything will take care of itself unless, of course, you're doing something that you're not telling us about.
Based on the trajectory of your website, you shouldn't really worry about the recent traffic drop.

If it stretches for several months, then you might want to review your content strategy.

But based on the screenshot you shared, it means that your website has established a certain scale, and you're more likely to feel the effects of updates.

But these can be temporary hiccups.

What's important is you focus on delivering the experience your visitors are looking for.

Everything will take care of itself unless, of course, you're doing something that you're not telling us about.
Thanks for the feedback
 
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