What are some methods to rank up again on Google?

MartonB

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• Aug 29, 2019

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Hello guys, I'm running a website that has some pages that were bringing good traffic. after a while, I stopped by adding new posts to my site. after a month I noticed my page rank dropped 95%

What did I do? I haven't been active on my site for a month.
and i have disavowed teens of websites that have low authority. this websites linking was usually from "Website metrics like Alexa)

what I'm doing now? I started sending direct traffic to those pages that were ranking well, my bounce rate is about 60-70% now. before was like 90%

Please if anyone has experienced this issue, give some thoughts

 

FatBee

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• Aug 29, 2019

• #2

No, you didn't drop cause you didn't add a content... There is something else behind that.

 

MartonB

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FatBee said:

No, you didn't drop cause you didn't add a content... There is something else behind that.

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Yes i guess soo, this very bad i want to hire some SEO expert but can't afford it. the niche is very competitive maybe.

 

FatBee

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MartonB said:

Yes i guess soo, this very bad i want to hire some SEO expert but can't afford it. the niche is very competitive maybe.

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Check for bad links first.

 

hajimabur

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• Aug 29, 2019

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Is your website a news niche?
if so, maybe you can add articles like before

 

Writerly

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Adding content regularly is good for SEO in general, but I doubt that your hiatus caused such damage. Still, it’s easy to test if the lack of content is the problem. Try adding new content for a couple of days and see if it makes any difference.
Also, Google has had an algorithm update recently, so check out the new features — maybe you need to change your old content a bit. Additionally, see if there are any malicious or broken links, and check out redirected pages.

 

Purush

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• Aug 29, 2019

• #7

It should be content. It's happened to me as well. So post atleast once in a month

 

M.C. Histemine

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• Sep 3, 2019

• #8

What is in #1 for the keywords that you were getting the traffic from? Is your content better than theirs? If it isn't, you should make it better than theirs.

 

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edefiners

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• Sep 4, 2019

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Hi there,

It takes time to regain rank in Google. Still you can consider the below -

Manual search engine penalty
Site Speed
Bad Backlinks
Audit Your Content

There are a number of other reasons that could be responsible for a drop in rankings, like you website’s metadata, a technical SEO cause, a Google penalty and more. The industry is vast and filled with knowledge beyond these major basic areas covered. It’s a constant search for what’s working, testing, iterating and watching the search results.

 

habibsoft

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some times google ranking fact site speed and good links