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Massive SEO Switch Up - Your Experience?

High-value keywords for multiple niches from IRL services to digital goods that I compete for have been completely scrambled.

Not a single current #1 keyword is held by the previous holder, even if they have had the rank for 2+ years. In some cases the rank 1 has dropped as low as the second page for even as slowly moving keywords as "buy bitcoin in ______".

I am now rank 1-2 in way more keywords and my clients are happy but it does feel troubling, knowing that your strong rank that you've held for years can be completely destroyed to irrelevance in just 1 week.

What's your experience so far in September?

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