I have a website and it was ranked 2nd in keywords for about 2 months, it suddenly dropped to page 9 even though I didn't make any changes and it has been on page 9 for more than a month and it doesn't come back up. When I check the backlink side, there is no attack. I didn't do/haven't done any hacklink etc. I didn't receive any spam etc. warnings. What could be the problem? How can I solve it? Is there anyone who can provide paid/free support?
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vercetti88
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- Mar 16, 2025
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Google Algorithm Update (Most Likely). Check if a core update happened around the time your ranking dropped. If so, you may need to adjust content quality, EEAT (Expertise, Experience, Authority, Trustworthiness), and internal linking.
What exactly should I do for this? Can you help me?
- Jun 9, 2020
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Build a few quality links to get the position back.
And you need to keep working on your website to sustain the ranking whether you build links or upload new content. But there should be some activity.
And you need to keep working on your website to sustain the ranking whether you build links or upload new content. But there should be some activity.
Rank Rocket
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- Mar 24, 2023
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Possible Reasons Why Your Website Dropped from 2nd to 9th Page:
- Google Algorithm Update: It may have happened due to a new Google algorithm update.
- Competitor's Optimization: Your competitors may have outranked you by improving their SEO.
- Content Refresh Required: Not updating content regularly may negatively affect your ranking.
- Technical Issues: Problems like indexing, loading speed, or UX issues may also be responsible.
Possible Solutions:
- Analyze the problem using Google Search Console, Ahrefs, or Semrush.
- Upload new, informative, and niche-relevant content regularly.
- Build new backlinks to improve website authority.
- Aug 6, 2023
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If you didn’t make any changes but dropped that hard, it’s likely an algorithm update or your competitors stepped up their game. Check Google Search Console for indexing issues, lost backlinks, or any hidden penalties.
Refresh your content, build some solid backlinks, and make sure your technical SEO is on point. If nothing changes, try improving engagement for better CTR.
Refresh your content, build some solid backlinks, and make sure your technical SEO is on point. If nothing changes, try improving engagement for better CTR.
hadeyjumor
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- Jun 28, 2014
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It sounds like a frustrating situation!
A sudden drop like that can happen due to factors like Google algorithm updates, increased competition, or changes in content relevance.
I’d recommend doing a thorough SEO audit to check for any technical issues, reviewing your competitors’ strategies, and staying updated on recent Google updates.
Thanks!
A sudden drop like that can happen due to factors like Google algorithm updates, increased competition, or changes in content relevance.
I’d recommend doing a thorough SEO audit to check for any technical issues, reviewing your competitors’ strategies, and staying updated on recent Google updates.
Thanks!
- Dec 31, 2024
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Google dance was the reason you were high in SERP in the first place. You moved to 9nd page because your site is juist not good enough because of probably many reasons. Because low volume keywords the dance took so long.
90 other sites improved to get above 2nd place in a day? Are you serious?
Everything else above is BS also
90 other sites improved to get above 2nd place in a day? Are you serious?
Everything else above is BS also
alternatesword
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- Aug 25, 2012
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Is your website new?