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πŸ“‰ What is a Negative Ranking State?

A Negative Ranking State is when a website continuously loses rankings despite fixing issues and acquiring high-quality links.
If a site has been losing rankings for the last 12 months, it indicates it is stuck in a Negative Ranking State.

πŸ” Key Indicators of Negative Ranking State:

πŸ”— Concepts Related to Negative Ranking State:

πŸ“Š Ranking Ranges:

Websites stuck in a negative state cannot exceed a specific ranking range.

βš™οΈ Core Updates & Recovery:

A full recovery from a Negative Ranking State is usually not possible without a core algorithm update.
Even with improvements, recovery might not happen until Google rolls out the next update.

πŸ“ Momentum & Publishing:

Stopping content publication can contribute to a negative state.
Websites that continue to update and publish content have a better chance of escaping a Negative Ranking State.

πŸš€ How to Handle Negative Ranking State

❗ Do Not Expect Immediate Recovery
Websites affected by the Helpful Content Update (HCU) or core updates won’t see improvements until the next major update.
Instead of focusing on full recovery, prioritize stabilizing traffic (naturalization).

πŸ”„ Naturalization Strategy

⚠️ Common Recovery Mistakes

πŸ”„ Alternatives to Recovery

πŸ“Œ Site Migration & Redirection
If a website cannot escape a Negative Ranking State, consider moving content to a new domain and redirecting after testing for three months.
This strategy can help reset ranking status and sometimes achieve higher rankings than before.

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