How To Audit Website for a Google Penalty

One of the worst feelings for your business is when you realize there's been a dramatic drop in your keyword rankings. Oftentimes, this drop in keyword rank will coincide with a Google algorithm update. You can't recover when negatively impacted by a Google algorithm update until the next update, which typically averages 6-8 months and the quality issues on your site have been fixed. In this video, Jason Parks of The Media Captain walks you through what most often leads to quality issues and a drop in keyword rankings. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WANT SEO AND ADVICE? 👨‍💼📈 Schedule an intro call with Jason Parks ○ https://www.themediacaptain.com/contact/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🔗 HELPFUL ARTICLES THAT COINCIDE WITH THIS VIDEO ○ Staying Abreast with Google Algorithm Updates: https://bit.ly/3OxI8f2 ○ Strategy for Location Pages: https://bit.ly/49gwFso ○ What's Thin Content & How To Fix It: https://bit.ly/3w68fDv ○ Why AI Content Can Be Determintal for SEO: https://bit.ly/3HN8VQI --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📑TABLE OF CONTENT 0:00 Introduction 1:08 Understanding Quality 1:54 Why Blogs Are Often the Negative Culprit of Quality Issues 2:49 Example of Assessing a Low Relevancy Blog 4:09 Example Document We Use to Keep Track of Quality 5:30 Example of Duplicative Content 6:47 Assessing AI-Generated Content 7:50 Assessing Backlink Profile 9:01 Closing Out --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ❤️For more videos similar to this, just subscribe to The Media Captain: @TheMediaCaptainLLCColumbus DON'T FORGET TO VISIT 🌐 https://www.themediacaptain.com/