Getting organic traffic for new project website

Menthaa

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Hi mates,

I created a website 2 months ago and the aim is to generate AdSense revenue.. I wrote 53 articles but there is no traffic yet. (article keywords difficult: max 10 on ahrefs)

What do I need to do for ranking? ( there is no backlink for now - i did some social posts on Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Plurk digoo etc )

Thank you so much...
 
are you even indexed in google? If your website is built on a previously expired domain which has been penalized you won't see any traffic to it... EVER!

If it's a new domain name maybe your content is not unique?? I don't know, I'm just blind guessing here...
 
are you even indexed in google? If your website is built on a previously expired domain which has been penalized you won't see any traffic to it... EVER!

If it's a new domain name maybe your content is not unique?? I don't know, I'm just blind guessing here...
Hi... yes indexed but not all of the posts. - i checked it is not expired (:

the domain is for 70 days.

i am wonder the answers (:
 
I don't know then :(

Wait for someone else's answer
 
Hi... yes indexed but not all of the posts. - i checked it is not expired :)

the domain is for 70 days.

i am wonder the answers :)
I have a similar problem with a new website as well,
still working on the on-page tho, but using some good links will help you out on this

also, don't rely on ahrefs kw difficulty,
the metric is taking into account only the top webpages links,
on-page and domain authority is not taken into account, so it won't be really accurate

you have to check the top pages/websites manually for both on and off page and estimate how hard it will be for you to rank
 
I have a similar problem with a new website as well,
still working on the on-page tho, but using some good links will help you out on this

also, don't rely on ahrefs kw difficulty,
the metric is taking into account only the top webpages links,
on-page and domain authority is not taken into account, so it won't be really accurate

you have to check the top pages/websites manually for both on and off page and estimate how hard it will be for you to rank

Do you use other tools to estimate kw difficulty
 
Do you use other tools to estimate kw difficulty
not really,
I usually use ahrefs & ad planner to get the list of keywords
then I check the top 10 of each of the main keywords on and off-page to estimate how hard it will be to rank for such keywords,
it is as hard as how much you'll need to invest in both content and links to rank for these keywords
 
not really,
I usually use ahrefs & ad planner to get the list of keywords
then I check the top 10 of each of the main keywords on and off-page to estimate how hard it will be to rank for such keywords,
it is as hard as how much you'll need to invest in both content and links to rank for these keywords

Thanks for your replicaiton!
I want to ask what is your meteric of the main keywords on and off-page
 
It took me almost 7 months to get ranked on a fresh new domain without any backlinks.
 
Hmmmmmm...

Hi mates,

I created a website 2 months ago and the aim is to generate AdSense revenue.. I wrote 53 articles but there is no traffic yet. (article keywords difficult: max 10 on ahrefs)

What do I need to do for ranking? ( there is no backlink for now - i did some social posts on Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Plurk digoo etc )

Thank you so much...

You need to Reverse Engineer your competition.

Pay close attention to their Backlink Architecture.

What does their anchor text distribution look like?

What is the quality of their links? Did that spam their way to the top with low quality backlinks? Are they top-ranked ranked by way of osmosis?

Answer those questions and then put together a Backlink Building Plan that takes into consideration Link Velocity and methodical and systematic growth.
 
You should Silo your published articles first before adding any backlinks. With proper Silo structure, organic traffic will definitely increase.
 
Backlinks are a good idea because it makes your content trustworthy. Not all the backlinks are of equal worth. Good links come from a site that is related to your page content and which is trustworthy.
Traffic gets improved when you start working on your SEO. You can improve the SEO of your blog by providing high-quality content which has optimized page titles, meta descriptions, and URL.
Improve the page loading speed and make the site mobile-friendly and interactive as much as possible.
Advertising and promoting your content helps to improve traffic.
Make your content interesting for all sorts of readers with fascinating headings and of good quality.
Make your site fast and responsive.
This helps to improve the traffic of your site.

It is a time-consuming process, so put in your efforts and wait for the result.
 
Try building backlinks to your website (home page + sub pages).
If your site is not yet indexed - use indexing service....
Promote your website in related forums, facebook, twitter, youtube etc.
There are many SEO packages available in the Marketplace section - have a look on them.
 
Thanks for sharing a little bit about your project.

You mentioned that you wrote 53 articles.
  • How long are they? What kind of keywords do they target?
  • How do you layout your information in your articles?
  • What kind of internal linking strategy are you using?

Focus On Search Intent

As you can tell from my questions above, there's still a lot of variables that I don't have concrete information on.

Regardless, if you are looking for advice on how to rank your website so you can generate passive income using AdSense, I would like you to focus on search intent.

Go through each of your 53 articles and zero in on their target keyword. I'm talking about the main focus keyword for each article.

Pretend that you don't know anything about your website. Read each article with the keyword in mind.

Ask yourself the simple question: Did the article deliver on the intent behind the keyword?

You have to understand that people using Google enter keywords for a reason. It's not like they're doing it because they have nothing else better to do.

Each keyword has an intent. Be completely honest with yourself and ask yourself if the articles truly deliver the value that people using those keywords are looking for.

Zero in on search intent and revise your articles accordingly.

Focus On Readability

Another piece of advice I can share with you involves readability. As everybody should know on this forum, Google factors in user experience when ranking websites.

Is your content formatted in such a way that it can be scanned easily using a mobile device? If not, get to work.

Structure your website so it's easier to read. Interlink your articles together logically to keep as many of your visitors on your site for as long as possible.

If you're able to do this, then you can maximize user experience and this can translate to improved rankings later on.

Do this without building a single backlink. Focus on internal linking, boosting user experience, and improving overall content quality when it comes to search intent.
 
Hi mates,

I created a website 2 months ago and the aim is to generate AdSense revenue.. I wrote 53 articles but there is no traffic yet. (article keywords difficult: max 10 on ahrefs)

What do I need to do for ranking? ( there is no backlink for now - i did some social posts on Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Plurk digoo etc )

Thank you so much...
Try to get free trafic from reddit, fb, ig.
That way google will understand, that you're working on your site and certain people like the content.
 
Backlinks are a good idea because it makes your content trustworthy. Not all the backlinks are of equal worth. Good links come from a site that is related to your page content and which is trustworthy.
Traffic gets improved when you start working on your SEO. You can improve the SEO of your blog by providing high-quality content which has optimized page titles, meta descriptions, and URL.
Improve the page loading speed and make the site mobile-friendly and interactive as much as possible.
Advertising and promoting your content helps to improve traffic.
Make your content interesting for all sorts of readers with fascinating headings and of good quality.
Make your site fast and responsive.
This helps to improve the traffic of your site.

It is a time-consuming process, so put in your efforts and wait for the result.
Great check list to go after. I created some anchor content it got up to 16 posts of just stuff I felt passionate about no keyword focus then I just went on to other projects now I want that site to thrive and I am just treating it like a day one new site.

Any other suggestions I am all ears thanks.
 
How long are the posts? I always aim for 1,000 words minimum and make them super relevant.

I always check competitors as well. Sometimes it's as easy as taking their blog post and making it better.

I have often Googled a keyword I want to rank for and build a post based on the top 10 results. I make sure I cover everything they've covered and more and it works, more often than not.
 
Great check list to go after. I created some anchor content it got up to 16 posts of just stuff I felt passionate about no keyword focus then I just went on to other projects now I want that site to thrive and I am just treating it like a day one new site.

Any other suggestions I am all ears thanks.
You have to focus on keywords too. It will help your site to improve traffic. Try to add relevant keywords.
Writing about the things you are passionate about is great but make sure they come under the same niche.
Best of luck!
 
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