Restore guides

Google penalty and ranking-loss guides

A traffic curve can begin the investigation. Search Console reports, affected page and query groups, release history, and the actual serving path decide where it goes next.

Start with the ranking-loss investigation

Diagnose a loss

Start here when the graph changed but Search Console has not named the cause.

Manual actions and spam

Use the exact notice, policy, serving behavior, or link record to define the repair.

  • Google manual action removal

    How to investigate and fix a confirmed Google Search Console manual action before requesting review.

  • Google reconsideration requests

    When Google accepts reconsideration requests and how to write one that documents a completed manual-action repair.

  • Google Disavow Tool

    A decision guide for Google's disavow links tool, including when it is warranted, file rules, and common misuse.

  • Cloaking in SEO

    How Google defines cloaking, how to investigate content differences, and where legitimate personalization ends.

  • Keyword stuffing examples

    Recognize keyword stuffing without a density formula and repair it while preserving useful terminology and page intent.

  • What is a PBN?

    What a private blog network is, how it relates to Google's link-spam policy, and how to investigate inherited network links.

Ranking systems

Use current and historical update names as evidence without turning the date into a diagnosis.

When the site is yours

Send the site and the first date the change held.

The enquiry starts a fit-and-scope conversation about ongoing SEO work. It does not buy a diagnosis or promise a recovery.

Tell me what changed
A business enquiry

Tell me what changed

A date and a careful description are more useful than a guessed penalty name.