How are my Google search console stats?

[Alpha189]

Launched site about a month ago, clicks are 893 and total impressions are 70.7k with average CTR of 1.3% and avg position of 6.3

 

[Prince _of_Marketing]

CTR is very Low

 

[RMX]

This is a good start considering its a new website. Continue what you are doing now and update your website as per the trends and updates

 

[Alpha189]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

 

[Black Belt Spodermen]

How did you manage to get such stats in just a month? Is it an expired or auctioned domain?

 

[Alpha189]

How did you manage to get such stats in just a month? Is it an expired or auctioned domain?

No, I bought the domain for 12 dollars and the previous 2 owner’s didn’t do shit with it. A new niche became popular and i just raced to be the first to talk about it.

 

[Black Belt Spodermen]

No, I bought the domain for 12 dollars and the previous 2 owner’s didn’t do shit with it. A new niche became popular and i just raced to be the first to talk about it.

Excellent. Now make sure you start building a solid link profile through guest posts and original content because if it is something new and profitable, coming of more users is inevitable.

 

[alonelywriter]

No, I bought the domain for 12 dollars and the previous 2 owner’s didn’t do shit with it. A new niche became popular and i just raced to be the first to talk about it.

That's damn Good deal. I also once bought two domains that were good but i think i was like those 2 owners which you are talking about and didn't do anything with those domains.

 

[NeedMyLink]

For a site that's only a month old, those stats are pretty solid. An average position of 6.3 indicates you're ranking on the first page for many queries.

 

[rogata]

It's a good number for a new website. Keep building backlinks and optimizing the content with keywords

 

[Simon456]

Yes, you do have something.

 

[Montage Motion]

Why CTR so much low bro

 

[Serpnest]

Some people are wondering why CTR is low. Considering the average rank of 6, the majority of people don't click on results below the top 3. In fact, the #1 result receives over 60% of clicks. So, the problem is not the CTR itself, but the ranking.