How to Increase the Semrush traffic? And shoule SEOer focus on the data?
My site was established in October 2024, I began to do optimization at the beginning of this year, keep updating the blog, optimize the on-page content, until March, the traffic of SEMrush are maintaining the trend of growth, and even in the 3/23 to reach a peak, until March after Google algorithm update, from the 23rd, the traffic of semrush has been falling! I feel very anxious, and I'm wondering if I should be concerned about this data?

HI can help in this case but without domain how can i analyse and find the errors/
Why does a Semrush traffic matter to you? It's just an estimate.
Your analytics data are the real data that you should base your decisions on.
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Semrush’s “traffic” is an estimate—a dip after Google’s March core update doesn’t always mean real‑world visits crashed. First, check your own analytics (GA4, server logs) to see if users actually dropped. If they’re steady, relax. If you did lose Google clicks, audit what the update targeted: thin or AI‑ish content, low E‑E‑A‑T signals, poor page experience. Shore those up, keep publishing useful posts, earn a few quality links, and watch your data, not just Semrush’s model. Momentum usually returns once you align with the new algorithm signals.
Yes, monitor Semrush trends, but rely on Google Search Console for accurate data. The traffic drop likely relates to the March Google Core Update. Focus on improving content quality, E-E-A-T (Expertise, Experience, Authority, Trust), and updating old posts to recover traffic.