What's the best way to rank on google?

[WickednDivine]

Happened one . If several sites dropped at the same time then I’d first check Search Console for manual actions, indexing issues and the exact queries or pages that lost visibility rather than immediately publishing more content.

I’d also audit content quality, duplication, topical focus and backlink patterns before trying to recover rankings.

 

[Vibes too]

I’d first check Search Console to see where the drop happened If all sites lost traffic at the same time look at the update and content quality rather than simply publishing more articles Fix the pages that lost visibility and focus more on search intent and useful content

 

[Digital Owl]

If this situation happens to me in the future, I will improve the existing pages and not publish new articles first.

 

[Anos_King]

Hi all, I just want to know your thoughts about how to rank on google.

Recently I will create 2 to 4 websites and I post daily 2 to 3 article on all websites my all website rank on google and take 1k above impression and 20 to 30 click in 24 hours but now all is almost 0.

My all website are hit by google so tell me what I can do for rank again on google and how can I save from google hit?

Imo, I'd use ahref to identify main competitors in niche, then check with keyword thay are ranking for and content type which brings traffic. From there , build your own content around with relevant keywords and search intent rather than publishing daily just for volume. And also compare your existing pages against those competitor to find gaps in depth , relevance and internal linking.

 

[Awesome_Me]

I’d slow down on publishing and start to focus more on original stuff that’s genuinely useful. Also, I’d check Search Console for manual actions and for any indexing troubles, then I’d go through the weaker pages and improve them. The main idea is building real authority, not just pushing more pages out fast. Try to avoid mass produced material or that AI generated content, and instead aim for quality all the way through.

 

[Williams SEO]

2-4 sites postin 2-3 articles DAILY EACH is the exact programmatic. That's textbook scaled content abuse, so the fix ain't technical tweaks, it's slowin the fk down to genuinely valuable posts at a human pace, or those sites are just done for good

we only post 2 article on 1 website and use different keywords or website

 

[Williams SEO]

Topical depth definitely helps. I’d rather build a smaller group of strong related pages than publish random content every day.

Exactly. I think a smaller, tightly connected content cluster is usually more valuable than publishing random articles just to increase the page count.

 

[Williams SEO]

Do you use AI to create your content? If so that's the problem, because you always should humanize the content as Google treats it as very "generic".

Yes i use but after i create article i will read hole article and do humanize it .

 

[Williams SEO]

I would first check what actually caused the drop instead of just publishing more content. Look at GSC, see which pages lost traffic, fix the weak ones, and then start adding new content slowly.

That’s exactly how I’d approach it. Publishing more content without understanding the drop can just create more pages that need fixing.

 

[Williams SEO]

You should take the time to read the platform's rules. Posting only 2-3 posts might lead to the impression that you're a fake user, potentially resulting in your account being suppressed.

That’s a good point. I’d read the platform’s rules first rather than trying to hit a certain number of posts.

 

[Williams SEO]

f 2 to 4 new sites are generating approximately over 1,000 impressions and 20 to 30 clicks daily and then those numbers suddenly drop to near

zero I would not immediately conclude that you need more backlinks

I agree. A sudden drop from consistent impressions and clicks to almost zero across 2–4 sites sounds more like something worth diagnosing before assuming it's a backlink problem.

 

[Williams SEO]

imo posting 2 to 3 times a day on several new websites could appears to be volume without the proper quality behind it. i could stop writing review the pages that have lost rankings and write again on the vry relevant topics.

I’d pause the publishing pace, review the pages that lost rankings, and identify whether the issue is content quality, search intent, indexing, or internal linking.

 

[Williams SEO]

Two to three posts per day from several new websites seems quite aggressive, particularly when the information you’re posting isn’t providing any additional value. I’d suggest taking things easy running diagnotics in Search Console, and concentrating on optimizing the pages that are already receiving impressions.

I'd slow down first, run diagnostics in Search Console, and identify which pages are already getting impressions but underperforming.

 

[Williams SEO]

Imo, I'd use ahref to identify main competitors in niche, then check with keyword thay are ranking for and content type which brings traffic. From there , build your own content around with relevant keywords and search intent rather than publishing daily just for volume. And also compare your existing pages against those competitor to find gaps in depth , relevance and internal linking.

From there, I’d build around search intent and topical relevance rather than trying to hit a daily publishing target. I’d also compare your existing pages against those competitors to find gaps in depth, coverage, and internal linking.

 

[Williams SEO]

I’d slow down on publishing and start to focus more on original stuff that’s genuinely useful. Also, I’d check Search Console for manual actions and for any indexing troubles, then I’d go through the weaker pages and improve them. The main idea is building real authority, not just pushing more pages out fast. Try to avoid mass produced material or that AI generated content, and instead aim for quality all the way through.

The bigger goal should be building real topical authority rather than simply increasing the number of pages.

 

[Charlota]

I’d first check google search console for indexing issues manual actions and ranking drops then focus on improving content quality originality internal linking and user intent instead of publishing too many articles daily

 

[Williams SEO]

I’d first check google search console for indexing issues manual actions and ranking drops then focus on improving content quality originality internal linking and user intent instead of publishing too many articles daily

Fixing the underlying issues first should give you a much stronger foundation before increasing the publishing volume again.

 

[Williams SEO]

2-3 articles a day on multiple sites sounds like way too much tbh. I’d fix the deindexing issue first before throwing more content at it.

You tell me how much article i will add on a day?

 

[Williams SEO]

Focus on helpful original content and build strong topical coverage instead of posting just for volume Google updates can quickly expose weak signals

Exactly. I’d prioritize helpful, original content and build strong topical coverage rather than publishing just to hit a certain volume.

 

[Williams SEO]

I'd first try to figure out whether it was an actual Google update or just a change in how those pages were performing. A sudden drop across multiple sites makes me want to check Search Console for indexing issues, manual actions, coverage changes and which queries/pages lost impressions. I'd also look at the content itself, especially if you're publishing several articles every day across multiple new sites. Rather than immediately adding more backlinks, I'd identify what changed and improve the pages that were already getting some traction. That should give you a clearer idea of what caused the drop before trying to recover it.

I’d also review the content, especially if several articles are being published every day across multiple new sites. Rather than immediately building more backlinks, I’d identify what changed and improve the pages that had already gained some traction.