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Seeking SEO Tips to Revive My Educational Website After a Traffic Drop

Hello, everyone!

A few years ago, I built a website as a Software Development student with the help of a friend who handled the SEO. Fast forward five years, we both secured great jobs and essentially left the site to stagnate.

At its peak, our site was getting 100k organic visitors, but now we’re down to just 15k. We have around 450 articles, but only 50 of them are still driving significant traffic (last updated in 2020).

I’m looking for guidance on the best strategies to revive the site. What should be my top priorities for getting traffic back up?

Our site hosts educational content, and we monetize through ads.

Thanks for any advice or insights!

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