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Find organic content losing search visibility

Use Proforma to find organic content losing search visibility. Get organic content decline review list from your business data with this copyable prompt.

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Find content whose organic search visibility declined between [comparison periods]. Separate changes in impressions, click-through rate and average position by page and query, then group potential issues by topic and revision history. Show brand versus nonbrand patterns and known migration dates. Prepare a prioritized content review list from the supplied search export without asserting a search-engine update caused the decline.

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Align attribution windows, conversion definitions and currencies. Compare observed costs and outcomes; use a suitable experiment before describing an effect as causal.

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Average position is an aggregate across queries and locations, so changes need query-level context.

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