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I have a website dotdezine.com & my website keywords rank position on Google is abruptly falling down.

My website primary keywords are as follows:
1. Web Development Company in Pakistan
2. Pakistan Web Hosting Company
3. SEO Pakistan

The above 3 keywords are my primary, previous month my website is up, but now is going down...

I lost most of the visitors coming from google.com

I can't understand why my site is falling and what's the possible reasons.

Please help me.

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— sudden Google drops are frustrating. Several replies here (for example from , , and ) called out backlinks, competition and UX. Those are useful signals, but start by isolating the cause with a quick, prioritized triage rather than broad fixes.

  • Log into Google Search Console: check Security & Manual Actions, messages, the Performance report (filter by queries, pages and country) and use URL Inspection on pages that lost traffic.
  • In Analytics, compare Organic → Landing Pages across the drop window to find which pages or groups of pages lost visits.
  • Review Index Coverage, sitemaps, and any recent template/HTTPS/redirect/robots/meta-robots changes (an accidental noindex or canonical mistake can remove pages overnight).
  • Pull server logs / Crawl Stats to confirm Googlebot activity and any 4xx/5xx spikes.
  • Check whether the drop aligns with a known Google algorithm update and audit backlinks for recent spikes — only escalate to disavow after exhaustive removal attempts and evidence of harmful links.

The two most important tools when triaging are Search Console and Analytics; use them together to move from symptoms to the specific pages/queries to fix. (developers.google.com)

Technical checks commonly missed: robots.txt blocking, template-level noindex, broken canonical tags, redirects that form loops, CDN/SSL misconfiguration, and mobile/usability regressions. Also compare the drop date to public algorithm update timelines to see if the impact is broad (algorithm) or site-specific. (developers.google.com)

Practical next steps: pick a 7–14 day window, list the top 10 affected URLs, fix the highest-impact issue first, document every change, then request reindexing with URL Inspection and monitor weekly. If Search Console shows a manual action or security issue, follow the fix-and-request-review flow; those reviews can take days to weeks. This complements ’ and ’s points by giving a clear diagnostic flow before broad link/on‑page campaigns. ()

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Member Avatar for Dani

It happens. Your ranking for particular keywords in Google is never a sure fire thing. Keywords get more competitive as time goes on. Be sure to constantly work on your backlinks, and always follow the best on-page SEO practices.

Member Avatar for Seobytes

Bhai,

I am from India. Just did a search in google.com from my PC.

Web Development Company in Pakistan - About 19,200,000 results
Pakistan Web Hosting Company - About 9,650,000 results
SEO Pakistan - About 2,580,000 results

Did your site was in first page in google.com for all the three keywords ?
How long your site is up and running ?
How actively you update and optimize your content on site ?
Are you maintaining keyword relevancy, keyword density and relevancy of your anchor texts to titles to keywords to content ?
How often you build links and how much percent of those links are from high quality in content anchor text links ?
How often you maintain your Blog and how many readers ?
How your site is linked with social media ?

If you have detailed answers to these questions, probhably you already know the answers for your own question.

Good luck !

Member Avatar for patriciaevansss

Seobytes,

Your answer was wonderful. Answering those questions leads us to our major problem on why we are going down on our SERPs. But when every answers are positive, what can be the cause of failing? It might be that you are not competing enough and your backlinks are not strong enough.

Member Avatar for Seobytes

Thanks for your words. And I agree with you. When every answer is positive, there is only one cause "The competition is high and the webmaster of the site is not competing enough and your backlinks are not strong enough"

Member Avatar for devisrimari1

hi,
Google doesn't give more priority to on-page you pls concentrate on link building technique.

Member Avatar for 88dbsakthi

Things are changed a lot. stick with panda survival methods

Member Avatar for aaronaddy

Well you dont have to keep focusing on home page, one has to promote internal pages as well and your ranked might dropped because of some irrelevant linking so try to get back links for high PR sites.

Member Avatar for optionsbinary

I have also the same problem.
I was doing SEO for one of my site LINK DELETED for following keywords
Currency options
Forex options
Binary option

All these keyword ranking was in top 10 since 3 month but about 15 days before suddenly fall down and till now could not recover.I have analysed lot but could not get the actual reason
So kindly suggest me some thing to recover the original ranking

Edited by happygeek because: spam deleted
Member Avatar for dontdefylimitz

I have also a site SPAM DELETED that I do SEO which was affected by recent google algo update, I think not just mine but there many websites. I wonder if it is still recommended to do an SEO to a site now.

Edited by happygeek because: spam
Member Avatar for neverland34

First things first, SEO niche is rather specific. It's highly competitive. It's over-crowded. It's the niche where quality, standing out and exceptional user experience is the solution.

You should show both Google and your users that you have "that something extra" in your content to choose your site from the pool of other seo services sites.

Show you're active socially. Show there are real people behind your project.

Providing web development? Take a harder look at your own website from the point of view of its design and user experience - that's what people will judge your services by.

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