Google and ranking drops

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Recently, Danny Sullivan from Google Search took to Twitter to talk about how the search engine handles ranking drops and algorithmic penalties.

The discussion on Twitter was sparked by a complaint from a website owner, who pointed out his significant loss of traffic and the inability to request a manual review.
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Danny commented on the whole situation by saying that the website could be affected by an algorithmic penalty, or it is just poorly ranked due to other factors.

In his tweet, he highlighted that there are many websites that are experiencing a drop in rankings. Owners usually attribute this drop to algorithmic penalties, but this may not always be the case.

The most common reasons why websites lose their ranking:
A drop in traffic doesn't always mean an algorithmic penalty.
Manual reviews that cause a drop in ratings are unlikely.
Perhaps more transparency in Search Console is coming.