@Faizali-786 I'm glad you figured it out. This is a common reason for a high spam score, I've seen it several times. With some patience, you should see the improvement soon.

Fluctuating keyword rankings can happen due to several factors. We've all been there at some point. As mentioned here, the recent Google algorithm update might have affected your keyword's ranking. Does your website have fresh, high-quality content? Regularly update your pages and add new relevant content. Check and improve your site's technical SEO, including page speed and mobile-friendliness. Build quality backlinks from reputable sites. Analyze your competitors to see what they're doing differently. Monitor these factors and implement the changes where needed; that should help stabilize your rankings.

@mozasea said in Should I split long form content?:

I have quite a long content on my site. By length I mean around 8000-9000 words. I optimized it to cover almost all searches related to a topic.

But this length makes me uneasy for some reason. I do not think that users will find what they are looking for in such a long content. However, I don't want to neglect the SEO aspect of the content.

I can talk about something like this without sharing the keywords completely:

• Title + for girls
• Title + for boys
• Title + for kids
• Title + for girlfriend
• Title + for boyfriend
• Title + for students

As I said, in the current situation, these are all sub-headings (H2) of 8000-9000-word content. When I make a separate content for each of them, I can bring them all closer to 1500-2000 words.

However, I am undecided whether this is the right step in terms of SEO and content optimization. What are your views?

I think you're talking about pillar content. What you can do is leave that long -form content as it is, adjust it to rank for a specific keyword, and support it with 7-8 short-form articles.

Work on both on-page and off-page SEO. Focusing too much on on-page and neglecting off-page and the other way around will lag your rankings...