Need everyone's help

[zaizaizai]

My website lost all rankings

URL:https://www.yeaig.com/

I don't know what happened.
Can't find the problem right now and don't know how to fix it,
Please also give me some advice.

 

[l0cke]

My website lost all rankings

URL:https://www.yeaig.com/

I don't know what happened.
Can't find the problem right now and don't know how to fix it,
Please also give me some advice.

I do see that there are more broken backlinks and you must identify and replace it by redirecting broken links to relevant pages on your site or contact the linking website to update the URL

 

[zaizaizai]

I do see that there are more broken backlinks and you must identify and replace it by redirecting broken links to relevant pages on your site or contact the linking website to update the URL

I can understand that this is caused by backlinks

 

[pierto]

Also there was a pretty big google algo change from what i understand that happened in the past few days.

 

[zaizaizai]

Also there was a pretty big google algo change from what i understand that happened in the past few days.

This problem occurred on my website 5 months ago. It's still like this till now

 

[tazarbm]

your site looks like a product review site and, moreover, it's full of affiliate links that are not even cloaked. Google doesn't like affiliate sites and - furthermore - they've targeted product review sites with 6 or 7 updates in the last 2-3 years.

Most likely your site lacks EEAT, which is important for product review sites nowadays. Your content is good, I really like it, so that's not the issue.

The issue I think is the fact that google sees your site just like a random affiliate site, these fuckers (google) want to know EVERYTHING about you, you have to record yourself using all of the products that you review on your site, you need to be google's whore and have 100% transparency about who you are and what your expertize is when reviewing those products.

I think you should look into improving your site's EEAT and also do something about those affiliate links. At least cloak them with PrettyLinks or something, don't just post them naked like that

 

[zaizaizai]

your site looks like a product review site and, moreover, it's full of affiliate links that are not even cloaked. Google doesn't like affiliate sites and - furthermore - they've targeted product review sites with 6 or 7 updates in the last 2-3 years.

Most likely your site lacks EEAT, which is important for product review sites nowadays. Your content is good, I really like it, so that's not the issue.

The issue I think is the fact that google sees your site just like a random affiliate site, these fuckers (google) want to know EVERYTHING about you, you have to record yourself using all of the products that you review on your site, you need to be google's whore and have 100% transparency about who you are and what your expertize is when reviewing those products.

I think you should look into improving your site's EEAT and also do something about those affiliate links. At least cloak them with PrettyLinks or something, don't just post them naked like that

Thanks for your answer, I think you are right.
I checked the website and found that I made a mistake when doing 301 on the About Us and Contact Us pages of my website, causing them to be unable to open.

At the same time, my article does not include author information.
I'm fixing them now, but I don't know if changing these will solve EEAT.

 

[tazarbm]

Thanks for your answer, I think you are right.
I checked the website and found that I made a mistake when doing 301 on the About Us and Contact Us pages of my website, causing them to be unable to open.

At the same time, my article does not include author information.
I'm fixing them now, but I don't know if changing these will solve EEAT.

I was able to access the About page, I don't think there's any problem with that. And these are technical issues anyway, I was speaking about EEAT, which is a different thing and you can read more about it here:
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-e-e-a-t-how-to-demonstrate-first-hand-experience/474446/https://ahrefs.com/blog/eeat-seo/

I'm fixing them now, but I don't know if changing these will solve EEAT.

I don't know this either to be honest. I've always stayed away from competitive niches and industries so I have no personal experience that I can share with you. But you can implement some of the tips in the links to get the experience yourself

Anyway, I'm going to sleep, if you comment again I will reply when I wake up (7-8 hours or so). Cheers!

 

[zaizaizai]

I was able to access the About page, I don't think there's any problem with that. And these are technical issues anyway, I was speaking about EEAT, which is a different thing and you can read more about it here:
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-e-e-a-t-how-to-demonstrate-first-hand-experience/474446/https://ahrefs.com/blog/eeat-seo/

I don't know this either to be honest. I've always stayed away from competitive niches and industries so I have no personal experience that I can share with you. But you can implement some of the tips in the links to get the experience yourself

Anyway, I'm going to sleep, if you comment again I will reply when I wake up (7-8 hours or so). Cheers!

thank you
I fixed some things.
At the same time, I also checked this information. The most important point here is to provide first-hand information, such as review videos or photos.
But this cannot be provided.
So I'm currently thinking about what kind of content I need to write if I can't provide it, so that I can tell Google search and let it trust it.

 

[tazarbm]

such as review videos or photos.

yep, that's the trick

But this cannot be provided.
So I'm currently thinking about what kind of content I need to write if I can't provide it, so that I can tell Google search and let it trust it.

the content's fine, you can't do more than that. Google wants to know you're an expert on the topic, so you'll have to abide by their idiotic rules, or black hat the shit out of your site (which is what I recommend you do)

 

[Bottom_Line]

yep, that's the trick


the content's fine, you can't do more than that. Google wants to know you're an expert on the topic, so you'll have to abide by their idiotic rules, or black hat the shit out of your site (which is what I recommend you do)

Exactly said