What to do to increase organic traffic from Google?

[blue_lime]

As title.

Can you suggest me what I should to do increase traffic from my website from Google? I created 40+ well written articles with more than 3K words , did On page SEO, build few links.
Age of domain 1year+

Here are some reports :

What I should to do from traffic and work direction to my website , please?
A.Create more content?
B.Get quality backlinks / Quest posts?
C.Any other advices?

Thank you for any advice.

 

[Kinu Actaz]

It seems you aren’t good at picking right keywords. @RealDaddy has shared some methods to find low competition keywords for free, see his profile posts.
How are you doing competition analysis for keywords?

 

[tacopanaya]

I think you should consider three things:

1) When did you start publishing your content and in how much time you added these 40+ articles? Are you still publishing fresh content from time to time?
Google is interested in active websites and you should show them that. In your last screenshot you showed a report starting getting organic keywords positioned in Oct/2021. There's a difference in perceived quality from Google if you added all these 40 articles in October and then left the site without new updates, compared to adding this content from time to time and still uploading new articles.

2) How tough is your competition?
As far as I can see, 40+ articles of 3k+ keywords in a 50 DA website should be getting more traffic. However if you are in a very competitive niche and targeted tough keywords you might not be getting good positions. In this case I recommend you target more long tail keywords. Start by doing a new keyword research and finding these.

3) Are your articles informational or affiliate?
In the last update from Google, purely affiliate websites (or sites where most of the articles are affiliate) took a hit. You should consider creating more informational-type articles if this is the case.

Can you share with us your reports from Google Search Console in terms of SERP positioning? This might help us to help you.

 

[tazarbm]

the graph looks ok, but the high (65) average position tells me that either your niche is tough, or the keywords you've chosen are tough, because 3k words worth of (presumably well written, and which addresses the keywords' intent correctly) content is very good.

You might want to target easier keywords (long tails) for a change and write less content (well, long tails usually need less content, so that's good for you cause you'll write less) . You might also want to check your GSC reports for articles that are on pages 2-3 of google and try to push these to page 1 with some quality links pointing to them.

Also check the pages report in your GSC to see which pages get the most impressions and for which keywords and if you don't have those keywords in those pages add them!

 

[Titans]

Do keyword research & target more long tail keywords which are easy to rank. Check the old articles & update them. Create more high quality articles & do proper internal linking. Promote all your articles on social medias like reddit, twitter, etc. & add more high quality backlinks.

 

[blue_lime]

It seems you aren’t good at picking right keywords. @RealDaddy has shared some methods to find low competition keywords for free, see his profile posts.
How are you doing competition analysis for keywords?

Thank you for referring of content for search low competition KWs.

(poor kw research)Just extract few keywords from competitors without proper sort of with Semrush and then write articles.

 

[blue_lime]

I think you should consider three things:

1) When did you start publishing your content and in how much time you added these 40+ articles? Are you still publishing fresh content from time to time?
Google is interested in active websites and you should show them that. In your last screenshot you showed a report starting getting organic keywords positioned in Oct/2021. There's a difference in perceived quality from Google if you added all these 40 articles in October and then left the site without new updates, compared to adding this content from time to time and still uploading new articles.

2) How tough is your competition?
As far as I can see, 40+ articles of 3k+ keywords in a 50 DA website should be getting more traffic. However if you are in a very competitive niche and targeted tough keywords you might not be getting good positions. In this case I recommend you target more long tail keywords. Start by doing a new keyword research and finding these.

3) Are your articles informational or affiliate?
In the last update from Google, purely affiliate websites (or sites where most of the articles are affiliate) took a hit. You should consider creating more informational-type articles if this is the case.

Can you share with us your reports from Google Search Console in terms of SERP positioning? This might help us to help you.

1.Haven't much free time to produce more frest content in the last weeks.
2.My site is in travel niche.
3.For now just informal. I haven't do any affliate links in my articles.

Thank you for advices.

 

[blue_lime]

the graph looks ok, but the high (65) average position tells me that either your niche is tough, or the keywords you've chosen are tough, because 3k words worth of (presumably well written, and which addresses the keywords' intent correctly) content is very good.

You might want to target easier keywords (long tails) for a change and write less content (well, long tails usually need less content, so that's good for you cause you'll write less) . You might also want to check your GSC reports for articles that are on pages 2-3 of google and try to push these to page 1 with some quality links pointing to them.

Also check the pages report in your GSC to see which pages get the most impressions and for which keywords and if you don't have those keywords in those pages add them!

I definitely agree with you @tazarbm and other guys - I have to do proper KW research with low comp. and build more backlinks with guest posts on other websites with traffic. Thank you.

 

[blue_lime]

Do keyword research & target more long tail keywords which are easy to rank. Check the old articles & update them. Create more high quality articles & do proper internal linking. Promote all your articles on social medias like reddit, twitter, etc. & add more high quality backlinks.

Thank you.

 

[blackbeans]

You should focus more on tightening the quality of your content.

What is the intent behind the keywords that they are targeting?

Can you interlink them?

Can you interlink all your content so as to add value to the experience of people reading them?

Can you focus on keywords that people are actually searching for and that you have a fighting chance at ranking for?

These are the basic questions that you need to ask yourself, because it's obvious that your site isn't getting much traffic despite the fact that it already has 40 pieces of content.

It doesn't really matter how "well-written" they are.

If they are targeting keywords and concepts that people aren't really interested in, you're not going to go anywhere.

Also, just because you have 3000 words per article doesn't really say much.

You can be just repeating the same concept over and over again.

So focus more on tightening the quality of your site as a whole, and then start building more content.

Here's a shortcut.

Reverse engineer your competition.

Find keywords related to your niche.

Find the top sites in your niche, enter their domains into a paid SEO tool like Semrush or Ahrefs.

And look for keywords that have a decent monthly search volume while being relatively easy to rank for.

Make sure that these keywords are squarely within the range of search intent that you're targeting and you should be good to go.

Of course, your content must outclass the existing content out there.

You can use tools like surfer SEO to figure this out.

But you also have to step into the shoes of your target audience and read your stuff.

Is this the type of stuff that people entering one set of keywords would be truly interested in?

If not, then you really have no business showing that piece of content if you're not giving them the experience that they're looking for.

 

[Agressive_SEO]

This content fully helpfull for beginners of website, blog or wordpress. Following.

 

[Seoflood]

Create more backlinks and get ranked on google for your targeted keywords.

 

[f0rest00]

I have to do proper KW research with low comp. and build more backlinks with guest posts on other websites with traffic.

Yes, you're right! Build guest post links with organic traffic & quality PBN links for the target keywords along with tier 2 links to drive more visitors to your site.

 

[Janvi Arora]

You can take a few steps to increase traffic from your website from Google. One approach is to improve the quality of your content. This means creating high-quality, engaging stories that will attract readers and encourage them to stay on your site longer. Additionally, ensure all your copy is keyword rich so that search engines can more easily index it and bring potential customers through relevant results.

 

[Adeebkhatri]

7 Practical Tips For Increasing Organic Search Traffic

1. Focus On User Experience Across Your Site.
2. Create A Diverse Quality Backlink Profile.
3. Conduct Thorough Keyword Research.
4. Target Less Competitive Keywords With High Potential.
5. Improve Your Site Speed.
6. Optimize Your Content.
7. Check For Keyword Cannibalization.

 

[phoenix9]

The real SEO battle start even before you register a domain.

 

[dakh]

Set focus to long term phrases. Even when they have only 10 in search volume, they are relevant for users. Build up links, set your business in local listings, check your GMB, make a clean Onsite Check.