May be your keyword Rank is changed. or your site on blacklist of google.

Can you be more specific? such as something you did before it? How old of your website? how long your keyword at on the top?,.. The more specific, the more help.

Yes, unfortunately, it is impossible to help someone figure out the problem without knowing, specifically, where the traffic drop-off is coming from. Hopefully, you have Google Analytics installed; otherwise,it is impossible to find clues for the reason.

In GA, you need to look at things like most visited pages and see if there was a big drop-off, you need to look at traffic by device type and see if there was a huge drop in mobile traffic, for instance (perhaps the mid-May "Mobile-Friendly" algorithm update caused a problem). You need to look at traffic sources and see if there was a sudden drop from one of the normal referral sources.

You'll also need to check Google Webmaster Tools to see if you have received a "love letter" from Google about a penalty they have assessed to your website or any other messages from them that alert you to problems that may be affecting your organic rankings.

And, of course, you need to realize that when the summer months hit, traffic tends to fall dramatically for most niches. People are outside enjoying the nice weather and not stuck inside surfing the web. They are on vacations with their families and not looking at websites. They coughed up a lot of money for vacations and don't have as much to spend online. Of course, if you have a summer-only website (you sell swimming pool pumps,for instance), your traffic should pick up during the summer.

Incidentally, Ian Bowden published a pretty good article today on Search Engine Land about figuring out what caused a rankings drop. - Suffered a rankings drop? Use this checklist to diagnose why

Here are few things that you need to check to analyze the drop:
1. Find any particular day when there is completely dropped, check for any updates happen on that day.
2. Check all traffic sources.
3. Check Lost Links
4. Check with developers - what they were doing on website.

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2. Get Social
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7. Start Guest Blogging
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Can you explain a bit more ? Where your traffic was from? Are you using the same methods still to earn the traffic? What about your Keyword Ranking?

This isn't really your site is it? (the location and English do not match with your English).

Just asking because taking on a client and having to ask what to do on a forum is not fair to the client

OP is obviously India spam.

Like he's an Orthopedic Surgeon (his site header) on an IM forum.

What was the last thing you did before experiencing the drop? What kind of backlinks did you build?

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i have checked your website, i see your website has good bounce rate but low google index and alexa rank stoneclinic.com's traffic rank history, sites like stoneclinic.com . I think to get more traffic for your site you should pay attention on SEO and place more long tail keyword for your site.

Did you made some changes? Or analyze the data of your analytics, from there it'll help you know why'd you get a decline of traffic. Maybe because of some pages on your site that has a trouble loading??