Platforms
we use
01. What's included
Every drop has a cause. We find it.
Recovery starts with separating what changed on your site from what changed at Google. These are the causes we test for.
Algorithm update
Core update impact matched to dates and page types.
- Update timeline overlay
- Winners and losers analysis
- Helpful content signals
Ranking loss
Which queries and pages lost position, and to whom.
- Query-level comparison
- SERP feature changes
- Competitor gains
Deindexing
Pages dropped from the index and why.
- Index coverage changes
- noindex and robots errors
- Soft 404s
Migration damage
Redirects, canonicals and URLs broken in a move.
- Redirect mapping gaps
- Canonical conflicts
- Lost internal links
Penalty
Manual actions and spam signals identified and cleared.
- Manual action review
- Link spam cleanup
- Reconsideration request
Recovery plan
A ranked list of fixes with owners and dates.
- Impact and effort scores
- 30, 60, 90 day plan
- Recovery tracking
02. Why it's not working now
Most agencies blame the update. Often it was the site.
The same senior strategist audits, plans and does the work, so fixes reach the root cause instead of the monthly report.
What we usually find
- "It's a Google update, wait it out"
- Content rewritten before the cause is known
- Redirects never checked after a migration
- No date-matched analysis of the drop
How we handle it ● senior-led
- Drop matched to dates, pages and queries
- Cause confirmed before anything changes
- Full redirect and canonical audit
- Written recovery plan with tracking
Triage
Date the drop, isolate affected pages and check manual actions.
Diagnosis
Crawl, logs and Search Console traced to root cause.
Recovery plan
Fixes ranked by impact and effort, with owners.
Recovery tracking
Clicks and indexed pages compared to pre-drop baseline.
03. Deliverables and pricing
What you get, in writing.
Fixed scope and price, agreed before work starts. Month-to-month, and every account stays in your name.
Start here: a full traffic drop recovery review with a prioritized Action Plan.
from $500 (₱25,000) · one-time
View Audit →Plan this channel alongside the rest of your marketing.
from $1,200 (₱60,000) · 4 to 6 weeks
View Strategy Sprint →Ongoing execution, monthly reviews and audit comparisons.
from $900 (₱45,000) / month
View Advisory →04. The method
Root causes, not surface reports.
Every engagement starts with the same audit, so progress is measured against a real baseline instead of a monthly activity list.
The method
Audit, prioritize, re-audit.
Every engagement starts with a SiteAud!tLint crawl and an account review. Fixes are ranked by impact and effort, and a re-audit comparison proves what changed.
See the full methodology →05. FAQ
Traffic drop recovery questions.
How do I know if a Google core update hit my site?
Compare the date of your drop against confirmed update dates, then check whether losses cluster by page type or query intent. A drop that matches a site change is usually not the update.
How long does Google core update recovery take?
Technical causes can recover within weeks of the fix. Quality-related core update losses often need the next core update to reassess, typically 3 to 6 months.
Can you recover traffic lost after a website migration?
Usually, yes, if the old URLs and redirects can be mapped. Faster action means less permanent loss.
Is this a one-time engagement?
Diagnosis and the recovery plan are one-time. Many clients add Advisory to implement and track the recovery monthly.
06. Get started
Start with a second opinion.
Tell us what you're running today and what's not working. You'll hear back from the person who will actually do the work.