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One of my websites was getting an average of 3000 views per month each from bing and yahoo (organic seo traffic) up until around July. Now I'm lucky to get 1000 views per mont
Is your blog seasonal? Is there more competition blogs now in your niche?
Things don't stand still when it come to organic traffic and ranking.
The best thing to do is to see if you can update your posts and then look for new post opportunites.
Hi
Perhaps could be seasonal.
I keep updating blog with content regularly and sharing onward social media platforms.
Hope this helps..
Why am I not getting as much organic seo traffic?
One of my websites was getting an average of 3000 views per month each from bing and yahoo (organic seo traffic) up until around July. Now I'm lucky to get 1000 views per mont
The search results fluctuate all the time, plus the search engines' algorithms are changing all the time.
Unless you're heavily into SEO, the only thing you can do is make sure that your on-site (on-page) SEO is correctly and fully set up on each of your articles.
Then focus on content distribution, to get it in front of as much of your target audience as you can.
Organic traffic from the search engines, or from social media, is getting harder all the time. The social media sites are suppressing the reach of content that contains links to external sites, and Google is filling up the first page of its search results with ads, its answer box, rich snippets and Google owned properties.
Is your blog seasonal? Is there more competition blogs now in your niche?
Things don't stand still when it come to organic traffic and ranking.
The best thing to do is to see if you can update your posts and then look for new post opportunites.
Hi
Perhaps could be seasonal.
I keep updating blog with content regularly and sharing onward social media platforms.
Hope this helps..
The search results fluctuate all the time, plus the search engines' algorithms are changing all the time.
Unless you're heavily into SEO, the only thing you can do is make sure that your on-site (on-page) SEO is correctly and fully set up on each of your articles.
Then focus on content distribution, to get it in front of as much of your target audience as you can.
Organic traffic from the search engines, or from social media, is getting harder all the time. The social media sites are suppressing the reach of content that contains links to external sites, and Google is filling up the first page of its search results with ads, its answer box, rich snippets and Google owned properties.