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Search recovery

When traffic falls, the first job is finding out why, not guessing at fixes. We trace the drop to its cause, a migration, a technical fault, an update, a penalty or a competitor, and then build a recovery plan with honest odds.

Signs you need it

Does any of this sound familiar?

  • Traffic or enquiries dropped suddenly
  • A migration or redesign went live and rankings fell
  • Pages have disappeared from Google
  • You received a message about a manual action or security issue

What we do

What is included

01

Timeline of what changed

We line up the drop against site changes, updates and search engine events.

02

Cause diagnosis

Which pages lost visibility, what they have in common, and the likely reason.

03

Recovery plan

Ordered steps with who does each one and how we will know it worked.

04

Monitoring

Weekly tracking until the recovery is confirmed or the plan changes.

How we measure it

  • Pages and queries recovered
  • Traffic against the pre-drop baseline
  • Time to first signs of recovery

What we won’t do

  • Promise a full recovery
  • Blame an update without evidence

Timeline

What happens, and when

  1. Week 1

    Diagnosis and the first fixes.

  2. Week 4

    Recovery work in place; early signals tracked.

  3. Week 12

    Recovery measured against the baseline.

In their words

What clients say

They asked other sites to remove two bad links before touching any disavow file. That is the opposite of what the last agency did.
Marketing manager · Software company
After a migration we lost a third of our traffic. They traced it to a redirect rule in a day and told us honestly how long recovery would take.
Head of product · Software company

Questions

Questions about this service

How quickly can traffic come back?
It depends on the cause. A fixed technical fault can recover within weeks; quality-related drops usually take longer.

Ready to be found by Google and named by AI assistants?

Book a 30-minute call. We prepare a free audit of your site first, so you leave with a written read whether or not you hire us.