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did I get shadowbanned from google?

I run an ecom brand that heavily relies on blog content for organic traffic and customer growth. For months, my site averaged around 8,000 impressions/day and 200 clicks/day, and I was using a service called Junia to AI assist with some articles, and had success for several months. But starting December 11, my performance suddenly dropped to roughly 1,000 impressions/day and 10 clicks/day and has not recovered. The only change I made that day was trying an AI-assisted keyword research tool junia offered once (I have not used it since), and the next day my impressions and clicks tanked. I received no warnings or messages from Google, so I’m unsure if this is related or if something else happened (manual action, algorithm punishment, indexing problem, etc.). This drop is severely hurting my business, and I’m posting to hopefully get a better understanding of what’s going on and what steps I need to take to fix it.

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