I just recovered my website from Google March update

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I just recovered my website from Google's March update, my traffic is slowly increasing day by day. I changed many things in my blog, from content to technical SEO, and here is the result.

Many bloggers advised me not to work on the Hit website and instead start a new blog, but I ignored their advice and worked full-time on our blog for two months, and here is the result.
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Congratz - Wait another 7 days to be sure
 
Can you share what were the major problems that you think were causing this update hit your website and what activities got you back in the game?
I will share a case study with you, but I am waiting for a few days to see if the ranking is stable or dropping.
 
I just recovered my website from Google's March update, my traffic is slowly increasing day by day. I changed many things in my blog, from content to technical SEO, and here is the result.

Many bloggers advised me not to work on the Hit website and instead start a new blog, but I ignored their advice and worked full-time on our blog for two months, and here is the result. View attachment 361544
Would be nicer if you're kind enough to share what and what you changed.

By the way, are you getting traffic on the hit pages or on new pages you created?

Unless you experienced a sitewide penalty, new pages have the opportunity to rank once again. Major issue is from the hit oages. Have you been able to restore their ranks?
 
Can you share what were the major problems that you think were causing this update hit your website and what activities got you back in the game?
Bro, I'll update you soon. I'm just waiting to see if ranking drops or not. In two days, I'll share case study with you
 
Would be nicer if you're kind enough to share what and what you changed.

By the way, are you getting traffic on the hit pages or on new pages you created?

Unless you experienced a sitewide penalty, new pages have the opportunity to rank once again. Major issue is from the hit oages. Have you been able to restore their ranks?



Now some hit pages are on the first page of Google, rest are on preservation, I will update you soon with case studies
 
Great to hear about your recovery! It's always encouraging to see persistence and hard work pay off. I'm also an SEO specialist, and I completely agree with your approach. Sometimes, it's better to fix and optimize an existing site rather than starting over from scratch. Congrats on your traffic increase! What specific changes did you find most effective in your recovery?
 
Great to hear about your recovery! It's always encouraging to see persistence and hard work pay off. I'm also an SEO specialist, and I completely agree with your approach. Sometimes, it's better to fix and optimize an existing site rather than starting over from scratch. Congrats on your traffic increase! What specific changes did you find most effective in your recovery?
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Coming to your question, What specific changes did you find most effective in your recovery?
I have no idea whether this method will work on every blog, Just updated the content of all posts hit by Google March update, removed old external links, added new external links, increased content length, and deleted sponsored posts.
 
Would be nicer if you're kind enough to share what and what you changed.

By the way, are you getting traffic on the hit pages or on new pages you created?

Unless you experienced a sitewide penalty, new pages have the opportunity to rank once again. Major issue is from the hit oages. Have you been able to restore their ranks?
I have no idea whether this method will work on every blog, Just updated the content of all posts hit by Google March update, removed old external links, added new external links, increased content length, and deleted sponsored posts.
 
I have no idea whether this method will work on every blog, Just updated the content of all posts hit by Google March update, removed old external links, added new external links, increased content length, and deleted sponsored posts.
I've seen a handful of people recommending that, updating of posts. What do you mean by removing old external links and adding new ones?
 
I just recovered my website from Google's March update, my traffic is slowly increasing day by day. I changed many things in my blog, from content to technical SEO, and here is the result.

Many bloggers advised me not to work on the Hit website and instead start a new blog, but I ignored their advice and worked full-time on our blog for two months, and here is the result. View attachment 361544
impressive mate, what practice have you done with.?
 
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