Transfer article to escape Google May Core Update Strike?

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The title says it all, I lost about 95% of my traffic two months (18th July) after the core update, should I transfer all my articles (214articles) to a new domain to escape it?

If I do this, should I redirect my affected domain there?
 
It was 100% an affiliate site, yeah, in my niche that's how our sites are.
There is nothing wrong with 100% affiliate site, the issue is probably with your content. What kind of affiliate is it, product review? or what?
 
There is nothing wrong with 100% affiliate site, the issue is probably with your content. What kind of affiliate is it, product review? or what?

More like listicles. My articles are 90% hand written, I mean there are some quoted texts and nothing can be 100% plagiarism free.

Average words of 1.4k.

Started my site in 2020 (September) dished out 86 articles that year, 21 last year and over 100 this year, with about 90+ in the last three months.

I wonder where I went wrong.

I seldom build backlinks, highest social media pages.
 
I'm bringing this thread back with the hopes that someone can advise me accordingly.
 
Give it some time. Try to do some proper internal linking, and re-optimize the articles.

At this point, all you can do is be patient. Moving the articles around won't help much since they may not be at fault :).

What I personally would do:

Retake articles piece by piece(i know, pain) and put them through a tool like Frase, SurferSEO, etc.
Rewrite the articles by optimizing them at the same time. You don't have to 0 to 100% rewrite. Just focus on the parts that need it.

However, I do keep my point and say that proper internal linking helps so much when it comes to on-page SEO. I've managed to rank articles with that only :)
 
Give it some time. Try to do some proper internal linking, and re-optimize the articles.

At this point, all you can do is be patient. Moving the articles around won't help much since they may not be at fault :).

What I personally would do:

Retake articles piece by piece(i know, pain) and put them through a tool like Frase, SurferSEO, etc.
Rewrite the articles by optimizing them at the same time. You don't have to 0 to 100% rewrite. Just focus on the parts that need it.

However, I do keep my point and say that proper internal linking helps so much when it comes to on-page SEO. I've managed to rank articles with that only :)

Thank you very much, I'll consider this...
 
De index that site and transfer your articles on new site with new titles.
 
De index that site and transfer your articles on new site with new titles.

I planned on leaving it till the end of next month, then proceed with this, have you tried this before?
 
I planned on leaving it till the end of next month, then proceed with this, have you tried this before?
Any news?
I have the same situation, only the site is not affiliated, just a listicles (in some links to Etsy). I thought maybe because I sold a couple of guest posts or something like that, but now I realized that this is an update.
 
Any news?
I have the same situation, only the site is not affiliated, just a listicles (in some links to Etsy). I thought maybe because I sold a couple of guest posts or something like that, but now I realized that this is an update.

Ohh.. My traffic recovered even better, it's been stable for almost a month now, so the was no need to move.
 
If you're worried about Google's upcoming Core Update, there are a few things you can do to ensure your site doesn't get hit too hard.

One way to try and avoid the Core Update is to publish high-quality content that is relevant to your niche. This means writing articles that are well researched and informative, and making sure your site is updated regularly with new content.

Another thing you can do is to make sure your site is mobile-friendly and easy to navigate. Google is increasingly giving preference to sites that are mobile-friendly, so this is a good way to make sure your site is as visible as possible.

Finally, you can also try to build up your site's backlinks from high-quality websites. This will help Google to see your site as more authoritative and trustworthy, and could help you to avoid any penalties from the upcoming update.
 
If you're worried about Google's upcoming Core Update, there are a few things you can do to ensure your site doesn't get hit too hard.

One way to try and avoid the Core Update is to publish high-quality content that is relevant to your niche. This means writing articles that are well researched and informative, and making sure your site is updated regularly with new content.

Another thing you can do is to make sure your site is mobile-friendly and easy to navigate. Google is increasingly giving preference to sites that are mobile-friendly, so this is a good way to make sure your site is as visible as possible.

Finally, you can also try to build up your site's backlinks from high-quality websites. This will help Google to see your site as more authoritative and trustworthy, and could help you to avoid any penalties from the upcoming update.
Bro, thanks for the info but it's super beginner, nothing that will apply to me. I all have green ticks for all the things
 
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