Organic Traffic Drop

If your website is experiencing an organic traffic drop, it might be due to one of several factors. One of these is a possible Google penalty. If the decline is sudden, you can check for the potential penalty by going to your Google Webmaster Tools account. Another cause could be a new competitor who has improved their strategy or ranking. Either way, you should monitor the competition. You might be able to isolate a few reasons for the sudden decline.

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There can be many factors for website traffic drop. They're as follows:-

1. Lost Links
2. Broken Redirects
3. Manual Actions
4. Algorithm Changes
5. Geolocation Discrepancies
6. UX/UI Issue on the landing pages/webpages

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Content of your web pages are plagiarized. Use unique content on the web pages of your website to take leverage of organic SEO and improve traffic on the website.

A sudden drop in organic traffic can be caused by many factors,

1. A drop in rankings
2. Changes made to your website
3. Content relevance changing
4. Google make updates in its Algorithm and many more , , .

always do a monthly site audit, use screaming frog to check your website if there is a broken links on, missing h1 and meta tags.

Create valuable content once or twice a week to recover, google would love that as he sees some updates on your website.

There are many reasons to drop organic traffic: Manual Actions Broken Link Redirects Algorithm Changes Page Speed Google Penalties Repeat Content

There might be many reasons for website traffic drop. It may be UI/UX issue on the landing page, the keyword you used is not ranking now, and so on. Instead of thinking about why your traffic dropped, I would suggest you move on and try to increase your traffic. Try out various ways like guest posting, social media marketing, and so on. You can use tools like Postifluence for guest posting on automation.