Traffic dropped
Why did my website traffic drop?
Footprnt reads your site and Google's own numbers, then says in a sentence which pages fell, when, and the likely cause.
caktus.ai · why things moved
Visits from Google are up 44% on the four weeks before. Most of the rise is people searching for you by name: more people knew to look for you. That is your name at work, not your pages reaching new people.
“humanizer”Slid from 29th to 41stAI Humanizer (/humanizer)Nothing changed on the page; Google moved it.Watch it →
“cactus ai”Slid from 3rd to 7thAI Detector (/detector)Nothing changed on the page; Google moved it.Watch it →
“write my discussion board post”Climbed from 27th to 24thAI Discussion Board Post Writer (/discussion-board)Nothing changed on the page; Google moved it.Watch it →
“write my discussion post for me”Climbed from 34th to 29thAI Discussion Board Post Writer (/discussion-board)Nothing changed on the page; Google moved it.Watch it →
A real site, caktus.ai, drawn from Google's own data.
Which pages fell?The drop, page by page, not one total.
A site rarely falls everywhere at once. Footprnt names the pages that lost visitors and the searches they lost them on.
When did it start?The day the line turned, marked.
Visits from Google week by week, with the day the drop began and anything that changed on the page that week.
What caused it?A plain sentence on the likely cause.
A title that changed, a page that stopped opening, a redirect, or Google moving you. Each move gets its cause, in words.
Three steps, no account.
- 1Type your address. Footprnt draws your site in about a minute.
- 2Connect Google, read only. Footprnt reads the numbers Google already keeps about you.
- 3Each drop gets a cause and a fix, with the exact words to paste.