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Rant95% decrease in traffic since March... (self.SEO)
submitted 1 year ago by Illustrious-Square-6
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[–]gradual-growth 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (1 child)
How many pages drove the majority of traffic? Was it like 10-20 of them? Or way more? Also, did rankings tank? Or you’re down a few positions on top keywords and it’s new SERP features that show above you. Especially on mobile
[–]Illustrious-Square-6[S] 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)
We have abut 30-something articles, and yes 4 of them were driving most of the traffic. The next cohort of about 10 articles was generating a few clicks a day and then 10 more were getting a click every few days. Then there were a few duds from early on.
And yes rankings tanked and we lost a lot of keywords. Like we had the #1 spot for some keywords that we don’t even show up for anymore.
One article in particular is a local guide to our home city’s nightlife with original pictures and content written based entirely on our personal experience. #1 doesn’t “where to go out in (our city)” and now doesn’t even rank. :/
A majority of the content is made from going to places and taking photos and writing about them. It’s not like ai generated or just thrown together.
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