Win back lost traffic
Get back the clicks you used to have.
Traffic rarely falls off a cliff. It leaks, page by page. CitedSEO compares every page with its own past, shows which ones are slipping and the likely reason, and plans the work to win those searches back before the leak gets expensive.
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Clicks lost a month
−1,840
Across 23 pagesFixes ready for 19
- /guides/sales-pipeline38%Slipped from 4th to 9th · 2 pages now above itNext up · ships 9:00am
- /blog/cold-email-templates29%Down on the same months last yearFix ready
- /blog/crm-pricing-guide21%Slipped from 3rd to 6thFix ready
- /blog/what-is-a-crm14%Down on the same months last yearFix ready
Sound familiar?
What changes when CitedSEO does the legwork.
“Traffic is down and we don’t know which pages.”
Every article we wrote is compared with its own best months and the same months last year. The ones losing clicks are listed, biggest loss first.
“We only notice months later.”
Pages are checked every day, so a slide shows up in weeks, while it’s still cheap to fix.
“Is it us, Google or a competitor?”
Each page gets a likely reason: overtaken by newer pages, outdated facts, a new AI Overview or a lost featured snippet.
“Fixing old posts never makes the to-do list.”
The work is written for you: a fresh article for the search, or an update when it’s one we wrote. Approve it, or let autopilot ship one a day.
How it works
Set up once, then it runs itself.
Connect Search Console
We import up to 16 months of history, so every page is compared with its own past from day one.
See what’s slipping
Pages losing clicks are ranked by how much they’ve lost, each with the likely reason.
Ship the fixes
Approve each one, and the chart shows what happened after it went live.
Pages moving up
See what’s working, and what’s slipping.
The pages that gained the most clicks against the 28 days before are pulled out on your Google page. An article of ours that’s slipping shows beside them once its fix is queued.
- Clicks a month before and after, for each page.
- A slipping page links straight to its fix in your queue.
- Pages we wrote or changed are marked.
- /blog/best-crm-for-startups40220+180
- /guides/crm-for-freelancers35120+85
- /blog/hubspot-alternatives60100+40
- /blog/crm-pricing-guide15090−60
Fix queued: refresh this article
Against the 28 days before. Pages we wrote or changed are marked.
Don’t panic
Real drops, not reporting lag.
Search Console takes a few days to fill in. Many dashboards show that as a crash. CitedSEO shades the incomplete days, so you only chase drops that are real.
- Incomplete days are marked, not hidden.
- Home’s 28-day totals count only finished days.
- Weekly views smooth out day-to-day noise.
Clicks down 64% today
The last two days look like a crash.
Clicks steady this week
Shaded days are still coming in from Google.
Proof
See whether the fix worked.
Every update is marked on your Google chart, so you can see what happened in the weeks after.
- Clicks for the 28 days after, against the 28 before.
- Early signs first, then measured after four weeks.
- Any change of ours can be undone.
Average position
11.44.2
Clicks a month
9321
Fix shipped
What you get
Everything for a traffic recovery.
Content decay
Pages losing clicks against their own past, found every day.
What is this?Likely reasons
Newer competitors, stale facts, AI Overviews and lost snippets, flagged per page.
Content refresh
Articles we wrote are updated for you: new facts, better structure, missing questions answered.
Titles people click
Articles still ranking but losing clicks get a better title.
What is this?Cannibalisation
Two of your pages splitting the same search, and which one should lead.
What is this?Rank tracking
Every fix marked on the chart, with incomplete days shaded.
See the feature
Pricing
Cheaper than the traffic you’re losing.
Every site is $99 a month with the whole product. Nothing locked behind a higher tier, and a 60-day money-back guarantee.
FAQ
Questions about winning back traffic.
The things people ask most. Anything else, just ask. A real person replies.
Still have a question?
Email us or book a quick call. Most replies land within a few hours.
Get in touchCan you tell why a page lost traffic?
We show the likely reason from what we can see: newer pages outranking yours, outdated facts, a new AI Overview or a lost featured snippet. Sometimes it’s a Google update affecting many sites, and we say so when the pattern fits.
Will it get the traffic back?
Often it helps, but nobody can promise it. You’ll see an estimate before anything ships, and what really happened on the chart after.
How far back does it look?
Up to 16 months, which is everything Search Console keeps. That lets us compare with the same weeks last year, so seasonal dips aren’t mistaken for decay.
Can it update posts it didn’t write?
CitedSEO only updates the articles it wrote. Your own posts are read so new articles can link to them, but they’re never edited.
What if the drop is a Google update?
Nobody controls updates. What you can control is how good each page is for its search, and that’s what the fixes improve.
More solutions for your goal
Your next page-one ranking is already in your data.
Connect Search Console, pick your first fixes, and watch the first one ship tonight.
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