Badly affected by Google's recent update

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Hello guys,
I am new here but now in the field of SEO. I found help nowhere to at last resorted here.
Last month, from 21st of October, my website lost 90% of its traffic. As of now, articles were original and images were also original. Some articles were Silo but the keywords were different. What do I need to do next in order to recover my traffic? I am feeling hopeless as of now. Please help me out!
 
Same. Theres notihng we can do, Just wait. Google will release 1-2 more update this year..I think the whole thing was a glitch.
 
tech and gaming
Most of the sites in these niches were affected, I was affected in 5 webs.

I would say wait 1 month to see how it goes and if there is no change do a 301 to a new domain.
 
Most of the sites in these niches were affected, I was affected in 5 webs.

I would say wait 1 month to see how it goes and if there is no change do a 301 to a new domain.
Do you use any plugin to do a 301? all of my tech niches were affected.
 
How much affiliate/transactional/commercial content vs info content?
 
These spammy links, as well as low Domain Authority (DA) links, were nullified by Google's Link Spam update. In the case of sites that relied heavily on low-quality links, this was devastating. In addition to losing DA, rankings, and traffic, their websites also suffered traffic loss. Try to check spammy and low DA sites
 
These spammy links, as well as low Domain Authority (DA) links, were nullified by Google's Link Spam update. In the case of sites that relied heavily on low-quality links, this was devastating. In addition to losing DA, rankings, and traffic, their websites also suffered traffic loss. Try to check spammy and low DA sites
Not true at all.

I have sites with good rankings, so spam backlinks that got nuked. Also a ton of white hat competition got destroyed too.
 
Change your theme, content, headings, Title meta descriptions Etc. and re-submit your sitemap file to GSC it will surely work.
 
You don't need a plugin to do the whole redirection, you just do it via .htacces.

This would be the code:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^oldsite.com [NC,OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^http://www.oldsite.com [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://newsite.com/$1 [L,R=301,NC]
If I do this kind of redirection, suppose my URL is oldsite/how-to-play-soccer will it go to newsite/how-to-play-soccer or it will directly redirect it to the homepage? I mean do I need to have the same articles?
 
If I do this kind of redirection, suppose my URL is oldsite/how-to-play-soccer will it go to newsite/how-to-play-soccer or it will directly redirect it to the homepage? I mean do I need to have the same articles?
If you do this kind of redirection, the website will be exactly as before, e.g.

oldsite.com/nike/shoes to newsite.com/nike/shoes
 
tech and gaming
Mine site witnesses the same with a similar niche. It has dropped 30% of Traffic and Organic keywords in just 2 weeks and it doesn't seem to stop :( I'm still looking for a reason for this but now i think it might be the update fault
 
Many websites of original content and images got effect after Oct 21 updates of google. But these sites are coming back to their original condition gradually.
 
Many websites of original content and images got effect after Oct 21 updates of google. But these sites are coming back to their original condition gradually.
Are they doing anything to fix this or just ignore the update and keep doing Seo?
 
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