Google organic traffic Question

DevLife

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alright so i have a question about gaining organic traffic. Lets say i have a website that is relatively new. i'm currently growing it out right now.

now lets say i create a new page. Great content, great images, proper SEO best practices and completely google compliant. Lets assume its a perfect little niche target page with no errors.

Now for the question.

Will I slowly begin to get small amounts of traffic by just launching this page, adding it to a sitemap and submitting it to google?

From what i understand. Google will index my page. and when a person searches for something similar google should show my page. Is this a correct way of thinking or am i off here?

I know that there might be better and more optimal ways of gaining traffic. I'm not interested in that. I'm just curios about this single method of gaining traffic and how that works. Is this a primary method of gaining traffic?

I'm guessing most people have a mixture approach of paid traffic vs organic. But my current plan is to keep spitting out good content, good articles and repeat this process until I have hundreds of articles, images and pages each drawing in little bits of traffic here and there.

is there any flaw in the logic with this approach or is this something that people are doing? Any insights and input would be greatly appreciated.

Muchisimas gracias.
 
First of all you need to setup all the google products
> Google webmaster tool
> Google analytics
> Sitemap
> robots.txt
Finish them all.

Use this Code to see your page index or not
Site:yourpage.com

Now, If you want organic traffic focus on link building to rank on top with your keywords. Another way to drive traffic to share your links on social media.

Hope this help.
Thanks
 
hey thanks a lot
First of all you need to setup all the google products
> Google webmaster tool
> Google analytics
> Sitemap
> robots.txt
Finish them all.

Use this Code to see your page index or not


Now, If you want organic traffic focus on link building to rank on top with your keywords. Another way to drive traffic to share your links on social media.

Hope this help.
Thanks
wow I just tried using the site: holy moly thank you so much for that. I'm a web developer and never even seen that before. My site has tons of pages indexed. Now i just gotta figure out how to read this data and what it means.

THanks m8
 
You can rank high at search engine in low to no competition keywords using only content. (Depending on your content of course.)
But if you want to rank medium to high competition keywords (Which many people use to search), you need to do some off-page SEO.
 
You can rank high at search engine in low to no competition keywords using only content. (Depending on your content of course.)
But if you want to rank medium to high competition keywords (Which many people use to search), you need to do some off-page SEO.



so let me run this by you. here is my strategy at the moment.

Go to adwords and find a keyword or key phrase with low to no competition.

lets say "pineapple juice is my safe word" has a bit of traffic and no competition.

On my site i can either write an article with the key phrase in it.

Or i can create a post. think imgur or reddit. The post has a title, description, image, and commenting below.

For the post would it be enough to start ranking for key words. I currently have about 3k post pages like imgur does and i'm growing fast.

I have been looking around for popular topics and then trying to upload images with that structure. Title, desc, image, comments.

Would this be enough to start getting traffic from google? or do i have to do other stuff like pay?

Thanks again for your time and info. Greatly appreciate it !
 
Go to adwords and find a keyword or key phrase with low to no competition.

You do know AdWords is for advertising?

The Competition metric shown in AdWords is in regards to advertiser competition, not search engine competition. It has nothing to do with ranking keywords organically.

If you want to check keyword competition for ranking using tools you can try ones like KW Finder and Keyword Revealer for example.
 
You do know AdWords is for advertising?

The Competition metric shown in AdWords is in regards to advertiser competition, not search engine competition. It has nothing to do with ranking keywords organically.

If you want to check keyword competition for ranking using tools you can try ones like KW Finder and Keyword Revealer for example.
So i have been doing it wrong this entire time. Thank you i will definitely check those out.
 
So
You do know AdWords is for advertising?

The Competition metric shown in AdWords is in regards to advertiser competition, not search engine competition. It has nothing to do with ranking keywords organically.

If you want to check keyword competition for ranking using tools you can try ones like KW Finder and Keyword Revealer for example.
am i still on the right track with everything else then? lets say i find a keyword that is easy or still easy. I write an article with my keyword and then add it to my sitemap.xml. Would that strategy still work with what i mentioned before?

Create page, add to xml, submit to google. over time Traffic trickles in?
 
You do know AdWords is for advertising?

The Competition metric shown in AdWords is in regards to advertiser competition, not search engine competition. It has nothing to do with ranking keywords organically.

If you want to check keyword competition for ranking using tools you can try ones like KW Finder and Keyword Revealer for example.
sorry for all the messages. Thank you so much. This really changes everything I have been doing. I feel like bruce willace when he finds out hes dead. Been doing it wrong all along. Thank you thank you thank you!
 
Use google sitemap & also write seo friendly unique content .
 
am i still on the right track with everything else then? lets say i find a keyword that is easy or still easy. I write an article with my keyword and then add it to my sitemap.xml. Would that strategy still work with what i mentioned before?

What you're doing works in theory, but reality can be far different.

In addition to having SEO optimized content and targeting low competition keywords, you may still need to get good niche-related backlinks to rank. Even after doing this, there's no guarantee.

Remember, Google can do whatever it wants and sometimes it doesn't know what it's doing either. There's been plenty of algorithm updates that have caused websites that you would consider to be doing the "right" thing to tank overnight, like when RankBrain came about.

While it's great to focus on SEO and everyone should do it, by no means should it be your only focus.
 
I think its better for you to research more before taking action, because it looks like your basic is kind of lacking, like "Go to adwords and find a keyword or key phrase with low to no competition." for example.
Take your time to learn, don't rush things. :)
 
alright so i have a question about gaining organic traffic. Lets say i have a website that is relatively new. i'm currently growing it out right now.

now lets say i create a new page. Great content, great images, proper SEO best practices and completely google compliant. Lets assume its a perfect little niche target page with no errors.

Now for the question.

Will I slowly begin to get small amounts of traffic by just launching this page, adding it to a sitemap and submitting it to google?

From what i understand. Google will index my page. and when a person searches for something similar google should show my page. Is this a correct way of thinking or am i off here?

I know that there might be better and more optimal ways of gaining traffic. I'm not interested in that. I'm just curios about this single method of gaining traffic and how that works. Is this a primary method of gaining traffic?

I'm guessing most people have a mixture approach of paid traffic vs organic. But my current plan is to keep spitting out good content, good articles and repeat this process until I have hundreds of articles, images and pages each drawing in little bits of traffic here and there.

is there any flaw in the logic with this approach or is this something that people are doing? Any insights and input would be greatly appreciated.

Muchisimas gracias.
If you choose low-competition keywords with somewhat volume, you should start getting traffic. However, there is an exact timeframe when you should see a boost in traffic. Depends on a lot of factors, including what you are targetting, what people are searching, seasonality, etc.
 
hey @DevLife

Good to see your question related to Google organic Question. You're right with your words are you thinking to launch page with great content, great images good SEO optimization.

These are the simple and decent way to start up and getting traffic but things are advanced now. There is no doubt you will get traffic but when it comes about Google organic traffic so you should also do some more efforts likes sharing your content on social media, internal linking, outbound linking.

Even relevant title and short URL also does matter for organic traffic.

So do consideration of all thing for organic traffic, This is my personal suggestion.
 
On a very basic level what you are describing is how it works. But to grow a blog successfully will require more understanding of what you are doing. You will need to learn SEO.
 
Unless and until your keyword is in first few pages of website you wont be getting any organic traffic.
But if you do some link building on high traffic website & articles, forums etc, you will get daily small amount of traffic.
 
hey @DevLife

Good to see your question related to Google organic Question. You're right with your words are you thinking to launch page with great content, great images good SEO optimization.

These are the simple and decent way to start up and getting traffic but things are advanced now. There is no doubt you will get traffic but when it comes about Google organic traffic so you should also do some more efforts likes sharing your content on social media, internal linking, outbound linking.

Even relevant title and short URL also does matter for organic traffic.

So do consideration of all thing for organic traffic, This is my personal suggestion.
hey thanks for the reply. All that other stuff is great. But what i'm trying to learn is organic traffic. one thing at a time.
 
Unless and until your keyword is in first few pages of website you wont be getting any organic traffic.
But if you do some link building on high traffic website & articles, forums etc, you will get daily small amount of traffic.
What about like bodybuilding.com or quora, reddit. Will links from these sites give me juice? Dont links in comments get a no follow preventing benefit from those sites?
 
I think its better for you to research more before taking action, because it looks like your basic is kind of lacking, like "Go to adwords and find a keyword or key phrase with low to no competition." for example.
Take your time to learn, don't rush things. :)
thats why i'm here. Thanks!
 
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