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My domain expired and I don't have a backup. How do I rebuild it?

One of my domains expired a few months ago. The hosting provider send numerous emails, but unfortunately I didn't see them and now my website is gone. I contacted hosting immediately to explain the issue and to see if they had a backup available, but they do not.

The website had about 2k organic traffic per month and I love to rebuild it as quickly as possible. I don't have a copy of the website or from any of the content I have written.

What would be the best way to rebuild the most important pages of the website that drove most traffic?

All advice is welcome!

EDIT: I think I wasn't clear. I still own the domain name. The hosting was terminated, so all the website's contents are gone.

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