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Guys, I need your help

Context: I work in SaaS niche, for the previous 4-5 years with ups and downs, but I had stable growth in long term.

Current update: I see a dramatic decrease in traffic, but what is more weird - I don't see any huge fluctuations in SERP. Simply, I've lost many of my top3 positions (-3-5), but these SERPs +- remain stable. I'm trying to figure out the reason and what experiments I can run there to fix the case. Maybe anyone had the same/similar case?

Links, content - both are ok, I don't see any reason to analyze it again.
There are no technical issues.

The only thing I was thinking about - AMP. A bit more than a month before I've turnt them off, made 301 redirects from amp to non-amp, but all was ok. The non-amp pages started to rank, I had good positions. But the number of GOOD pages for mobile with time decreased to 0, and all pages changed their status to "needs improvement". This is the only thing I was thinking about. On the other hand if we talk about technical issues - you see them here and now in a couple of days or even hours, you don't need to wait for the update to see the impact of technical changes.

Any ideas from you guys, based on your experience?

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