Clear Concept About On Page SEO

When You Will See This Kind Of Graph. That Means Google Still Not Sure About Your Website Perfectly.



We Can See Some Fair Graph Signs, Which That Means During Some Google Updates, Your Website Followed The Exact Rules. But It Didn't Sustain.

Why?

Due To The Loopholes Of Your Website, You Didn't Filup Of Course Reluctantly.

So, What's Next?

Audit Those Spike Durations, And You Can Understand What Exactly Your Website Is Fit For!

From My Experience,

I Have Seen Enough, People Lost Signals Due To A Lack Of Enough Authority For The Niche.

Don't Ignore The Technical SEO Part.

Don't Ignore Internal Linking. (Power House).

You Shouldn't Go For Bulk Article Like 100000 Pages At A Time. You Can't Make Google Fool.

Solution:

Go For Only One Keyword At A Time. (Do Everything For That, Ex: Supportive Article, Silo Structure, And So On. After Finishing, Then Scale It).

**Note: Don't Forget About The Article, You Should Have Update The Terms On The Article Within Some Noticeable Period. Just Changing The Year From 2023 To 2024 This Is Not An Update.

Short Tip SEO.

1. Google Doesn't Give You Penalty For Your Duplicate Content, It Doesn't Give Priority To The Other One. (So, Low-Value Content Could Be A Backfire For Your Website).

Solution: Add Only Useful Contents On Your Website And Delete An Underserved Article From It.

Graph looks normal to me tbh. Agree with content part.

SeoIsArt said:

Graph looks normal to me tbh. Agree with content part.

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Graph is fluctuating. Because of not permanently understand about the EEAT.

And some core update effects

That graph's showing typical update fluctuation. On-page isn't just keywords; it's about content quality and site health. Internal links are crucial, too—think of them as your site's navigation for both users and Google. Focus on one keyword, build a solid content foundation, then expand.

maxmayer said:

That graph's showing typical update fluctuation. On-page isn't just keywords; it's about content quality and site health. Internal links are crucial, too—think of them as your site's navigation for both users and Google. Focus on one keyword, build a solid content foundation, then expand.

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Yeah that's my point also. But nowadays people think about 100k posts in one day

yeah, a website I'm checking right now where posting almost the same content and they had some traffic but started to loose it because site was loaded with a ton of info and pictures and after making a few changes and working a little bit on backlinks site came back to life simple is slow, slow is better, having 200 post about almost the same did not help at least that is my experience.