Why I am loosing my ranking?
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My website is lonestarperio.com, I am loosing my website ranking, Is SEO agency doing any black hat SEO or doing anything wrong to my website?
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It all looks okay from here too. It looks like you could do some more link building (it looks like you have 4 sites linking to you), and definitely try and get some more Google reviews (again, you have only 4--try to get 10), and keep producing quality content for your website (3 tips on taking to your kids about getting braces...or whatever it is you do ;-).
You're in a competitive space, in a big market! You're doing well, keep it up.
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Can you elaborate? Sometimes people panic if their rankings drop for a single week, other times there are legitimate problems.
- What is the time frame for the drop?
- What keywords dropped?
- Did traffic or conversions drop as well?
- Was there a website redesign or change to the structure of the site during this period?
- What has your SEO company been telling you they are doing?
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You can never be certain but few things i saw.
no fav icon its blank again it might be something or nothing i kinda trust sites a bit more when it shows
date is 2014 on the bottom where 2015 now freshness factor
5th or 6th result for you shows a scam report for you at 76% and it has been run pretty recent
again could be something or nothing
yelp reviews are pretty old and your site has the word i maybe a nice review would pick you up a little.
just a few ideas can't see anything to bad.
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Hello!!
I took a look into your website, your seo on page looks ok, no duplicated content and your link profile is quite good
The only problem i found is some broken links:
http://lonestarperio.com/periodontal-treatments/treatments/osseous-surgery/
http://lonestarperio.com/technology/lonestarperio.com
http://lonestarperio.com/periodontal-treatments/treatments/gum-grafts/
http://lonestarperio.com/periodontal-treatments/treatments/crown-lengthening/
http://lonestarperio.com/periodontal-treatments/treatments/dental-implants/
http://lonestarperio.com/periodontal-treatments/treatments/gum-disease-treatments/Please fix them, google hate 404 errors, they are a big link juice hole
Br
//Oliver
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Doesnt look like there is anything bad going on - if you search for "austin periodontist star" your site comes up #1.
How many rankings have you lost? Could just be that someone else is doing better work. Do you have access to Google Webmaster tools?
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