Full website recovery after update?
- Thread starter PVD2000
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- Apr 27, 2016
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You have to analyze what was the main reason your website got hit. Only after that you can take action accordingly. It can be due to content, backlinks etc.
- Nov 3, 2017
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Yep. One of our site is getting hit every other update. 
Like in one update is hit, next update recover, then hit again and so on. The website is on autopilot not much work done, and is serving as nice example that Google have no clue what they are doing either.
Like in one update is hit, next update recover, then hit again and so on. The website is on autopilot not much work done, and is serving as nice example that Google have no clue what they are doing either. Ive not asked what was the reason a site got hit...............Im asking if anyone has seen site fully recover
- Nov 23, 2020
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Recovery post-update is tough but doable.
I worked on a site hit by a core update; we focused on improving content depth, removing or updating thin content, and enhancing site speed and mobile usability. Took about 3-4 months, but we saw a gradual return to pre-update traffic levels.
I worked on a site hit by a core update; we focused on improving content depth, removing or updating thin content, and enhancing site speed and mobile usability. Took about 3-4 months, but we saw a gradual return to pre-update traffic levels.
