Google Update Hit My Website

TEEGEN2

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My website https://247surfing.com.ng got hit by a Google update.
My ranking content is now de-ranked. From 1 to 101...
No more traffic.

What should I do?
 
This may not be related to any Google update. Lots of issues. I suggest you hire someone from the Marketplace to do a full audit for you. Free 5 minute review: just a couple quick things I see:

According to AHREFs you have >7,700 backlinks (out of a total of roughly 8,200) from what looks like your old site, www.247surfingupdates.com. Looks like you moved everything from the old domain to the new one in say June 2022? I can't find anything in archive(dot)org for the old domain. Wondering why you are bothering to redirect all the pages form the old site to the new. Lousy DR on links from the old domain.

Also - you have an issue with the old domain homepage. Links from sub-urls are working.

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I see some pages with redirect loops.

You need a serious review of the site. You're not going to get a quick fix from this forum.
 
The reason your website got hit is the same reason as the country named and the bird we eat at Xmas. Its a Turkey! Whats the point in your website, I'd honestly feel embarrassed for the google spiders having to crawl that, whats your mission statement for that site? You need to feel proud about your site and say something like

"my goal is to provide my visitors with top class information about X. I will make the site as professional and interesting as possible, matching that theme and providing value in that niche compared to the other sites in this area"

I know we are all on a journey, hell I even have sites that I want to improve myself, but you should pick a single topic, that you can write about first to get a feel for things. Also maybe run a general site beside it, but you need to make it stand out category-wise, and still be coherent. Your site atm is not something I bet you feel happy about browsing or putting down as a part of your portfolio? I get we all start somewhere, but I remember binning bout 10 sites that I first started before I decided to keep one, and I learned what the difference was to making a themed site concept through that. You have to look past just putting together a site to make money, and worrying about your visitor's experience last.

People will only regularly click on ads that they stay on the website with, and for that to happen, you have to create an inviting playground for them to enjoy. Otherwise, there is the back button.
 
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