Three content problems account for the vast majority of ranking drop causes Australia’s SMEs attribute to Google algorithm changes: content decay on ageing pages, thin content that never met search intent, and undirected publishing volume that cannibalises your own keywords.
Crawl budget waste on Australian sites with more than 10,000 URLs follows predictable patterns. Parameter duplicates, orphaned pages, and soft 404s account for up to 80% of Googlebot’s requests in typical audits run by Australian SEO agencies, according to findings from Perceptiv Media.
An internal link audit on a 500-page Australian e-commerce site will typically surface 40 to 75 URLs that no other page on the domain links to. These orphaned pages sit in the index, occasionally crawled via XML sitemaps or old external backlinks, but structurally cut off from the rest of the site.
ChatGPT scrapes a webpage. It synthesises an answer. That answer gets published, indexed, and scraped again by the next model’s training run.
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