About 6–8 months. I spent the first few months chasing shortcuts and got nowhere. Once I focused on content quality, search intent and internal linking, traffic became much more consistent. I also got to work on live websites during my training at Mivja, and that probably taught me more than...
Yeah, the same thing happened to me last year. Honestly, 90% chance it's not your rankings at all, check for broken internal links, tanked page speed or CWV scores, and old URLs that stopped redirecting properly, that's usually the real problem.
Honestly, 9 times out of 10 when this happens it's the link, not you. Reddit's spam filter doesn't care how good your account looks — it checks the domain itself against a sitewide reputation score. If that domain got reported or filtered anywhere else on Reddit before, even in some random...
If GSC says the pages are indexable, I don't think it's a robots.txt or Cloudflare issue. The old favicon makes me think Google is still holding onto the previous version of the site. I'd check your server logs to see if Googlebot is actually crawling the new pages. Two weeks isn't that long for...
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