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SEO algorithm recovery is an SEO consulting service founded by Kawsar Ahmmed, focused on helping websites recover from Google algorithm updates, ranking drops, and search penalties. With over 9 years of experience, Kawsar specializes in identifying the real causes of traffic loss through technical SEO audits, content analysis, and backlink evaluation. The goal is to apply safe, long-term SEO strategies that restore rankings and improve organic visibility. SEO algorithm recovery has helped many website owners rebuild their search traffic and grow sustainably after algorithm updates.
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Comilla, 3501, Comilla, Bangladesh
- 01889500441
- kawsar@seoalgorithmrecovery.com
- seoalgorithmrecovery.com
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