Johnny is correct and this most likely has to do with the 404 backlinks and accidental misuse of Google Analytics. I recently did a comprehensive SEO audit for

Johnny is correct and this most likely has to do with the 404 backlinks and accidental misuse of Google Analytics. I recently did a comprehensive SEO audit for a web3 brand that saw a similar drastic drop in traffic. Here are some other things to keep in mind to rank better on Google. 1. One H1 per page SEO experts agree the best practice is to use one H1 per page. Headers help keep content structured for both Google and readers. If there are multiple H1s, convert them into proper H2-H4s to improve the content's hierarchy. 2. High-quality content >1000 words According to Yoast, chances of ranking in Google are higher if you write high-quality posts of 1000 words or more. If you have some sparse content that is less than this add a few more detailed sections. 3. Google PageSpeed score >90 Google PageSpeed says that improving performance increases rankings and user experience. The ideal Google PageSpeed score is >90. Make sure your pages takes less than 2s to load, and ideally less than 500ms. Reduce JS and additional requests on important pages. 4. Add title tags and meta descriptions with primary keyword Google recommends matching H1 tags to title tags to prevent inaccurate article titles from showing up on search results. It's also best to include the primary keyword in the meta description too. 5. Improve primary blog page with multiple sections Your blog's primary page is your chance to showcase your best content, not just an archive of your latest posts. Separate your posts into sections like best, classics, and latest. Add H1 to make it clear to the audience what the blog is about. Add H2 subheadline to clarify. By the way Johnny, you can see the full SEO audit on my Twitter[0]. If you're open to it, I'd love to do a full SEO audit for your blog. Let's get those numbers back to their original state. Please DM me on Twitter. P.S. - I worked with a software company[1] to build out their docs using Docusaurus so I'm familiar with how it works. [0]: https://twitter.com/dericksozo/status/1613171898430488578 https://twitter.com/dericksozo/status/1613171898430488578 [1]: https://medium.com/solidstateso/shortcat-documentation-case-study-4b66b5f7a3c5 https://medium.com/solidstateso/shortcat-documentation-case-...