Questions about ranking changes.
- Thread starter jesuci
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fb3003
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are there new websites in the top 5 positions or you site only got changed?
what have you done to your page recently?
jesuci
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There are no new sites. I changed the title and meta description of my site. But before it was indexed, the rankings changed.
- Mar 30, 2018
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Some recent google update, competitor brought strong backlinks, over optimised anchor texts
SEO knights
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You can update your post regularly and post a high quality articles with SEO optimized.
Also check your site health score, Keep the positive point.
Also check your site health score, Keep the positive point.
- Sep 8, 2020
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There may be google updates and also your competitors may be done SEO on their site. so you have to do your SEO on-site regularly. so no worries about dropping. you can check your competitor whether they build any links or done any SEO activity.
Castamir
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- Sep 4, 2019
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Please for the love of Google, Stop changing your title. They can bury you in hell.
Majid Oranas
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Google minor updates may effect your site.
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Several factors lead to a drop in the web page rank. We can see a drop in the rank when we update our site or else it can be due to algorithm update, increase in competitors, technical issues, Google penality, lost backlinks, Google SERP update, or even website hack.
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Did you face any downtimes?
Has your webhost gone slower? Did you change something on your CDN, cloudfront maybe?
Has your webhost gone slower? Did you change something on your CDN, cloudfront maybe?
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Check for your title meta description you changed and analyse the competitiors at the top 5, what they have done.
Wisely follow that and post regularly.
Wisely follow that and post regularly.
Most frequently, we see drops because of changes that were made to the website, but they can also be caused by an algorithm update, technical issues, improvements competitors made, SERP lay-out changes or a Google penalty.
Ranking drops are often caused by large. When you've migrated a bunch of pages, rolled out a (responsive) redesign or reworked a lot of content you'll see big fluctuations in your rankings changes to a website.
Ranking drops are often caused by large. When you've migrated a bunch of pages, rolled out a (responsive) redesign or reworked a lot of content you'll see big fluctuations in your rankings changes to a website.