Issues found after this Google update

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After this update, all the long tail keywords are alive, but only the main ones have been removed from the rankings. Which part should I fix to solve this situation?
 
Check for keyword stuffing unnatural link profiles or anything that Google might see as manipulative. Also review your content to ensure it comprehensively covers the topic and provides real value to users.
 
This is happening to a lot of sites after the June 2025 update. Main keywords dropping but long-tails are still ranking usually means Google flagged the site for being over-optimized or unnatural for those primary terms.
First thing I’d check is anchor text distribution, too many exact match anchors is a common reason for this. Also look at your on-page keyword usage, internal links, and overall link velocity. Dial things back, diversify anchors, and add some branded or generic links. Usually this is a sign Google sees your site as trying too hard for the main terms.
 
This is happening to a lot of sites after the June 2025 update. Main keywords dropping but long-tails are still ranking usually means Google flagged the site for being over-optimized or unnatural for those primary terms.
First thing I’d check is anchor text distribution, too many exact match anchors is a common reason for this. Also look at your on-page keyword usage, internal links, and overall link velocity. Dial things back, diversify anchors, and add some branded or generic links. Usually this is a sign Google sees your site as trying too hard for the main terms.
At what rate should anchor text distribution be done?
 
After this update, all the long tail keywords are alive, but only the main ones have been removed from the rankings. Which part should I fix to solve this situation?
Try to make sure your main keywords are well-supported by related content, and avoid repeating exact match too much
and update main pages with fresh, valuable content.
Finally, consider adding more supporting articles targeting related long-tails to reinforce the main ones.
 
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