if it is an old site then others may have written more relevant or more up todate posts and google was deciding whether that was better for visitors...
have you checked out hte posts on page one to see how they compare with yours...
are they reviews and do the comply with hte 'new questions' google has about all reviews...
have you added content since you wrote the article to keep it fresh..
but if it has only jsut disappeared don't panic and rewrite it leave it for a few weeks and Vitaliy says sometimes it comes back...
but if not back after a while then look at page one and rewrite your content...

Vitaliy got you covered here.

This is likely the "google dance" happening. It's especially common for new sites that are under 6 months old and happens more rarely the older and more authoritative your site gets. Google does this to see how the site performs for bounce rates and other parameters and it helps it determine if your site is high quality. Typically rankings return after awhile (for new sites it could be several days or weeks though, but it's a totally normal process).

Here's the link to the Privacy Policy template.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/content/templates

You will want to use a plugin for GPRS. Make sure people can x out of it if they choose. Here is the name of a popular one GDPR Cookie Compliance plugin.

Google AdSense actually have a good GDPR template you can use too

Resources What is GDPR? EU Cookie Law - It's Different to the GDPR

Just had a look now and you can find it under Training >Level 1 Getting Started > Lesson 7 - Creating Your Initial Website Content :)

Hi there :)

If you go on Websites > Site Content > Templates > you should find the template with the Privacy Policy & Affiliate disclosure.

And then all you have to do is to put your own website (it actually says YOUROWNWEBSITE.com)

Hope this helps
have a lovely day :)

All SEO tools are pretty much the same. They present your post tile and meta description in a format that search engines like. So that is what counts. Then they have features.

The meta description is the first 160 characters or so. If you let your SEO plugin tool populate that field then switching is not a big deal, but if you customized your meta descriptions you will loose that if you change SEO plugins.

One of the basic reasons WA changed to SEO Framework is because it has the upgrade popups a lot and starters were getting confused about the need to upgrade.

We still use All IN One SEO Plugin and see no reason to change. It does the job just fine. It has a lot of features that we like.

WA now recommends the SEO framework.

However if you are already using AIOSEO, then you can carry on using. as perhaps you may want to have a new niche site, you may then use the SEO framework, save messing up site (Kyle's recommendation).

You may also see Kyle’s comment on below resource discussion thread Is seo framework a replacement for aioseo?

They do do.

It is normal for you to see that.

They may fluctuate to also take into considerations disparity and updates, however the same principles still apply.


Look for searches (avg.) above 30 and competition (qsr. ) lower than 100, the lower the qsr the better. Starter sites SEO greater than 95.


https://my.jaaxy.com/search/keywords

For your choice of keywords, always do an incognito search on Google before settling on a keyword, to see who appears in the top 3 positions. ((see your competition on Google Page 1)

Or you may do in Jaaxy tool search analysis

https://my.jaaxy.com/search/serp-analysis

Tutorials


. https://my.jaaxy.com/training Using Jaaxy Like a Boss

QSR changes because it is showing the number of websites using that keyword phrase for their post title.

What this means is that if you find keywords with low QSR and write an original quality post for it you have a chance of ranking even on first page. Look for keyword phrases that make sense for your niche and write helpful original posts. Don't worry about the change in QSR. It will always change. Be the first one to write about a keyword phrase and if you can't find any go for QSR less than 50 for a new site and less that 100 for an established site.

You can check the length of the top 10 QSR using https://my.jaaxy.com/search/serp-analysis. See how long their post is, check it out and write one better and longer.

There will always be competition. But we keep on with our niche passion. We have people who want our help.

I would say when you are doing your research make sure to also set aside some time not long after to create your content. If you are taking a while to come up with that content there will be others also using those keywords. I would say when you find your 5 low hanging fruits make try to produce your content within 24 to 48 hours. Then five more later.

Don't get discouraged. Keep at it. If its worked for others. It will work for you but you have got to stick with it.

The QSR is likely due to others using the same keyword which makes for more competition and will drive the averages up as well.

are you sure your tracking code is still on your site...
for a sudden drop like that it may be that in an update the tracking code has been misplaced....
i hope you manage to find them...
phil
you can build on an old site and improve the rankings and convertions, i am currently worknig on sites not touched for a couple of years and they are starting to grow....

Same thing happened to me last year. Went from 1500 per month to zero.

So, I started treating the site as if it were a brand new one. More new content, regular content and upgrading the site.

It didn't take long to get the site indexed by Google, but blogs have been slightly more difficult with around half being indexed so far.

I now have a regular blog set up for once a month just to keep content relevant and show activity on the site.

Good luck.

I would check if my GA tracking code still within.

And if that, I would consider refreshing | repurpose old content

Hope you get it sorted sooner.

Hi - first of all, is your Analytics still connected? You can go to gachecker.com to check it.

The latest significant Google algorithm changes have been around product reviews.

So, if you have a lot of reviews, and Google considers them of little value, perhaps because they are simply descriptions rather than showing personal experience of the product, that could account for it.

It's difficult to say really. But it should be possible to start ranking again. Perhaps you could spend some time refreshing your old posts to ensure they are still relevant and up to date, as well as adding new content.

Hey
Is the tracking code in place?
Thank you.
Lula