- Conduct a thorough SEO audit to identify areas impacted by the algorithm change. - Update on-page SEO elements: titles, meta descriptions, and internal linking. - Improve content quality by focusing on user intent and providing more value. - Optimize for mobile-friendliness and page load speed. - Diversify your backlink strategy and focus on acquiring high-authority links. - Experiment with new content formats like videos, infographics, or long-form content. - Track user behavior with analytics to pinpoint drop-off points and improve conversion funnels. - Stay updated with SEO news to keep adapting to future changes.

The first thing is to not panic and start changing everything. Go through your analytics to see which pages have dropped in ranking, which pages have maintained and which pages have improved. The next thing is to look at your impressions as well as queries, this will give a understanding of what you are now ranking for. A key step would be to see who has taken you place in SERP and whose place you have taken, this will give you a clear picture of what to do and what not to do. Once you have identified the difference between you and your competition, you may optimize per page and per keyword. Lastly always remember there is no one size fits all solution, approach and optimize each page, blog post and product page/variant individually.

I would analyze the impact of the algorithm change by reviewing analytics and monitoring search engine rankings. I would then also adjust the search engine optimization (SEO) strategy by updating content and diversifying keywords. Lastly, I'll focus on user experience by enhancing navigation and improving engagement. By focusing on user experience, content quality and SEO adjustments I can work to recover and even surpass previous traffic and engagement levels, turning the algorithm change into an opportunity for growth.