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Hi I started my new blog website with the nihe of Reiki & Spirituality

Webstie: https://spiritualreikihealing.com

I use AI content in it. I am open to some sugestions for improving my website and increasing traffic. As I want some side hustles aside from my job. I don't have money to invest in it so please no service offers.

Please Advice and Help me out

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if you have no money to invest I don't think you'll rank in google. Just saying :)

Try to get traffic by participating in forums, on social media, do some Pinterest / Quora, etc...

Also, in order to rank in Google for that niche you might need a Disclaimer page in which you tell your visitors that you are NOT an accredited Reiki practitioner (or a medical practitioner in general) and that they shouldn't fully believe in everything that you say. Maybe what you say it's true and you mean well, but google likes to see that page for medical-oriented sites, so add it!

And just because you add the Disclaimer page doesn't mean you're going to miraculously rank and bank tomorrow, so don't expect this! But the page still needs to be added :p

And if you ARE an accredited Reiki practitioner (in which case you might not need the Disclaimer page) you should add an About Me page and brag on that page about all of your skills, experience, diplomas, etc... all of that crap that google loves to see for people giving health advice. EEAT is real when you're a small, random nobody so make good use of it or else I don't think you can ever rank in google with no money, no expertise, no experience, no trust, etc. Lately (and probably from now on) Google will only be reserved to the rich, the businesses, and the hackers, so if you don't fall in one of these categories it will be hard to see success with SEO...

Also, I would hide / unpublish the Amazon store for now. First, focus on getting a constant supply of traffic (say, a few dozen visitors a week for starters, but make sure that you get them week in and week out, otherwise I don't think it will matter if you buy a traffic gig from somewhere for 1 week or 1 month and then stop), and once you have the traffic you can monetize it however you want (including linking to Amazon since this seems to be your choice). But if you have no traffic yet that Amazon store won't do you any good, especially since google hates affiliate sites and your site - having no traffic and no rankings but being chock-full of affiliate links already - will definitely not look good in google's eyes, which will make your mission of ranking in google even harder...

Last but not least, you should probably make a Contact Us page and move your email address and a contact form on that page. I don't know if that page helps or not, but since most sites have it I assume that google expects to see that page on your site too, otherwise they might consider you a random nobody (which you are, and which google doesn't like anyway despite of what they say), so make sure to add the Contact Us page, it will only take you a few minutes...

Overall, your site looks pretty weak (no authority, no EEAT), so I find it hard to believe that you'll rank in google with such a weak site, which is why I recommend you implement the few small things that I mentioned earlier, and also try to get traffic in other ways if you can while - at the same time - getting some quality backlinks to build up your site's authority. With decent constant traffic and some decent authority (and those 3 pages that I've mentioned added to your site) you might get a bit of trust to impress google to rank you for some long tail keywords which - by the way - should be your main focus since it might be hard to rank for keywords with high traffic and high profitability with a low authority / trust site in this niche...

One more thing... I don't understand the siloing of your site. More specifically, your categories all seem to have the absolute exact same posts, so what's the point of having different categories then?? Maybe there's a point, but I'm not seeing it...
 
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if you have no money to invest I don't think you'll rank in google. Just saying :)

Try to get traffic by participating in forums, on social media, do some Pinterest / Quora, etc...

Also, in order to rank in Google for that niche you might need a Disclaimer page in which you tell your visitors that you are NOT an accredited Reiki practitioner (or a medical practitioner in general) and that they shouldn't fully believe in everything that you say. Maybe what you say it's true and you mean well, but google likes to see that page for medical-oriented sites, so add it!

And just because you add the Disclaimer page doesn't mean you're going to miraculously rank and bank tomorrow, so don't expect this! But the page still needs to be added :p

And if you ARE an accredited Reiki practitioner (in which case you might not need the Disclaimer page) you should add an About Me page and brag on that page about all of your skills, experience, diplomas, etc... all of that crap that google loves to see for people giving health advice. EEAT is real when you're a small, random nobody so make good use of it or else I don't think you can ever rank in google with no money, no expertise, no experience, no trust, etc. Lately (and probably from now on) Google will only be reserved to the rich, the businesses, and the hackers, so if you don't fall in one of these categories it will be hard to see success with SEO...

Also, I would hide / unpublish the Amazon store for now. First, focus on getting a constant supply of traffic (say, a few dozen visitors a week for starters, but make sure that you get them week in and week out, otherwise I don't think it will matter if you buy a traffic gig from somewhere for 1 week or 1 month and then stop), and once you have the traffic you can monetize it however you want (including linking to Amazon since this seems to be your choice). But if you have no traffic yet that Amazon store won't do you any good, especially since google hates affiliate sites and your site - having no traffic and no rankings but being chock-full of affiliate links already - will definitely not look good in google's eyes, which will make your mission of ranking in google even harder...

Last but not least, you should probably make a Contact Us page and move your email address and a contact form on that page. I don't know if that page helps or not, but since most sites have it I assume that google expects to see that page on your site too, otherwise they might consider you a random nobody (which you are, and which google doesn't like anyway despite of what they say), so make sure to add the Contact Us page, it will only take you a few minutes...

Overall, your site looks pretty weak (no authority, no EEAT), so I find it hard to believe that you'll rank in google with such a weak site, which is why I recommend you implement the few small things that I mentioned earlier, and also try to get traffic in other ways if you can while - at the same time - getting some quality backlinks to build up your site's authority. With decent constant traffic and some decent authority (and those 3 pages that I've mentioned added to your site) you might get a bit of trust to impress google to rank you for some long tail keywords which - by the way - should be your main focus since it might be hard to rank for keywords with high traffic and high profitability with a low authority / trust site in this niche...

One more thing... I don't understand the siloing of your site. More specifically, your categories all seem to have the absolute exact same posts, so what's the point of having different categories then?? Maybe there's a point, but I'm not seeing it...
How much would you assume it would cost to rank a site like him on first page?
 
How much would you assume it would cost to rank a site like him on first page?
I've no clue as it depends on how much (time and money) it takes to build up the authority and trust that's needed for google to rank it. And that's assuming I even know how google calculates the trust, which is an enigma for most people, but I have a hunch that it has to do with engagement, social media presence, site authority, and EEAT scores among other stuff...

I also don't know how tough this niche (Reiki) is, so I'd have to do research on that before I could figure out a ballpark number....

But if I was forced to throw a random number in I'd say $200-300 per month for 6-7 months, probably something like that...
 
Tazarbm's feedback was gold!!

I know you say you don't have money to invest in it but can you afford a subscription to a decent keyword research tool? (I am personally a big fan of semrush but there are some cheaper alternatives out there).
Also are you a Reki practitioner? I am a Reiki master, I noted a few inaccuracies on your front page. Not hating on you, I also use AI but it is important to check whatever is produced and add your own touch to it so you don't churn out inaccurate info which can mislead folks who are new to it and also get you flamed by folks with actual experience if you promote on social media.
 
Tazarbm's feedback was gold!!

I know you say you don't have money to invest in it but can you afford a subscription to a decent keyword research tool? (I am personally a big fan of semrush but there are some cheaper alternatives out there).
Also are you a Reki practitioner? I am a Reiki master, I noted a few inaccuracies on your front page. Not hating on you, I also use AI but it is important to check whatever is produced and add your own touch to it so you don't churn out inaccurate info which can mislead folks who are new to it and also get you flamed by folks with actual experience if you promote on social media.
Thanks for your response I am not a professional reiki practitioner or someone who takes so much of interest in it.

if you have no money to invest I don't think you'll rank in google. Just saying :)

Try to get traffic by participating in forums, on social media, do some Pinterest / Quora, etc...

Also, in order to rank in Google for that niche you might need a Disclaimer page in which you tell your visitors that you are NOT an accredited Reiki practitioner (or a medical practitioner in general) and that they shouldn't fully believe in everything that you say. Maybe what you say it's true and you mean well, but google likes to see that page for medical-oriented sites, so add it!

And just because you add the Disclaimer page doesn't mean you're going to miraculously rank and bank tomorrow, so don't expect this! But the page still needs to be added :p

And if you ARE an accredited Reiki practitioner (in which case you might not need the Disclaimer page) you should add an About Me page and brag on that page about all of your skills, experience, diplomas, etc... all of that crap that google loves to see for people giving health advice. EEAT is real when you're a small, random nobody so make good use of it or else I don't think you can ever rank in google with no money, no expertise, no experience, no trust, etc. Lately (and probably from now on) Google will only be reserved to the rich, the businesses, and the hackers, so if you don't fall in one of these categories it will be hard to see success with SEO...

Also, I would hide / unpublish the Amazon store for now. First, focus on getting a constant supply of traffic (say, a few dozen visitors a week for starters, but make sure that you get them week in and week out, otherwise I don't think it will matter if you buy a traffic gig from somewhere for 1 week or 1 month and then stop), and once you have the traffic you can monetize it however you want (including linking to Amazon since this seems to be your choice). But if you have no traffic yet that Amazon store won't do you any good, especially since google hates affiliate sites and your site - having no traffic and no rankings but being chock-full of affiliate links already - will definitely not look good in google's eyes, which will make your mission of ranking in google even harder...

Last but not least, you should probably make a Contact Us page and move your email address and a contact form on that page. I don't know if that page helps or not, but since most sites have it I assume that google expects to see that page on your site too, otherwise they might consider you a random nobody (which you are, and which google doesn't like anyway despite of what they say), so make sure to add the Contact Us page, it will only take you a few minutes...

Overall, your site looks pretty weak (no authority, no EEAT), so I find it hard to believe that you'll rank in google with such a weak site, which is why I recommend you implement the few small things that I mentioned earlier, and also try to get traffic in other ways if you can while - at the same time - getting some quality backlinks to build up your site's authority. With decent constant traffic and some decent authority (and those 3 pages that I've mentioned added to your site) you might get a bit of trust to impress google to rank you for some long tail keywords which - by the way - should be your main focus since it might be hard to rank for keywords with high traffic and high profitability with a low authority / trust site in this niche...

One more thing... I don't understand the siloing of your site. More specifically, your categories all seem to have the absolute exact same posts, so what's the point of having different categories then?? Maybe there's a point, but I'm not seeing it...
Thanks for your response It gives me great ideas I will surely implment them!

The first advice is to avoid exposing yourself by displaying your website URL publicly here
umm.. any specific reasons bro! I don't see any specific reasons for doing so
 
EEAT is real when you're a small, random nobody so make good use of it or else I don't think you can ever rank in google with no money, no expertise, no experience, no trust, etc. Lately (and probably from now on) Google will only be reserved to the rich, the businesses, and the hackers, so if you don't fall in one of these categories it will be hard to see success with SEO...

Also, I would hide / unpublish the Amazon store for now. First, focus on getting a constant supply of traffic (say, a few dozen visitors a week for starters, but make sure that you get them week in and week out, otherwise I don't think it will matter if you buy a traffic gig from somewhere for 1 week or 1 month and then stop),

It's amazing. What was google's point with something such as Google My Business? I think it really helped small businesses stay afloat. I'm not saying you're wrong but that seems to be the only likely way anything can have good rankings with Google. If your business doesn't or can't have 10k to spend for google each month, your likely better bet is direct organic outreach through social media, personal direct messages and the like.

Isn't there any small business friendly engines? Apple business or apple maps maybe?

Yes, it also takes years to get recognized by Google.

I searched his site up, it did show in the first page but that's just typing the exact website name. Do you mean by searchable by "topic"?
 
Hi I started my new blog website with the nihe of Reiki & Spirituality

Webstie: https://spiritualreikihealing.com

I use AI content in it. I am open to some sugestions for improving my website and increasing traffic. As I want some side hustles aside from my job. I don't have money to invest in it so please no service offers.

Please Advice and Help me out

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Focus on SEO to get your content noticed, post regularly, and share your work on social media. Building a community and engaging with your readers will also help. You don’t need to invest money, there are plenty of free ways to grow. Want more tips on SEO or social media?
 
if you have no money to invest I don't think you'll rank in google. Just saying :)

Try to get traffic by participating in forums, on social media, do some Pinterest / Quora, etc...

Also, in order to rank in Google for that niche you might need a Disclaimer page in which you tell your visitors that you are NOT an accredited Reiki practitioner (or a medical practitioner in general) and that they shouldn't fully believe in everything that you say. Maybe what you say it's true and you mean well, but google likes to see that page for medical-oriented sites, so add it!

And just because you add the Disclaimer page doesn't mean you're going to miraculously rank and bank tomorrow, so don't expect this! But the page still needs to be added :p

And if you ARE an accredited Reiki practitioner (in which case you might not need the Disclaimer page) you should add an About Me page and brag on that page about all of your skills, experience, diplomas, etc... all of that crap that google loves to see for people giving health advice. EEAT is real when you're a small, random nobody so make good use of it or else I don't think you can ever rank in google with no money, no expertise, no experience, no trust, etc. Lately (and probably from now on) Google will only be reserved to the rich, the businesses, and the hackers, so if you don't fall in one of these categories it will be hard to see success with SEO...

Also, I would hide / unpublish the Amazon store for now. First, focus on getting a constant supply of traffic (say, a few dozen visitors a week for starters, but make sure that you get them week in and week out, otherwise I don't think it will matter if you buy a traffic gig from somewhere for 1 week or 1 month and then stop), and once you have the traffic you can monetize it however you want (including linking to Amazon since this seems to be your choice). But if you have no traffic yet that Amazon store won't do you any good, especially since google hates affiliate sites and your site - having no traffic and no rankings but being chock-full of affiliate links already - will definitely not look good in google's eyes, which will make your mission of ranking in google even harder...

Last but not least, you should probably make a Contact Us page and move your email address and a contact form on that page. I don't know if that page helps or not, but since most sites have it I assume that google expects to see that page on your site too, otherwise they might consider you a random nobody (which you are, and which google doesn't like anyway despite of what they say), so make sure to add the Contact Us page, it will only take you a few minutes...

Overall, your site looks pretty weak (no authority, no EEAT), so I find it hard to believe that you'll rank in google with such a weak site, which is why I recommend you implement the few small things that I mentioned earlier, and also try to get traffic in other ways if you can while - at the same time - getting some quality backlinks to build up your site's authority. With decent constant traffic and some decent authority (and those 3 pages that I've mentioned added to your site) you might get a bit of trust to impress google to rank you for some long tail keywords which - by the way - should be your main focus since it might be hard to rank for keywords with high traffic and high profitability with a low authority / trust site in this niche...

One more thing... I don't understand the siloing of your site. More specifically, your categories all seem to have the absolute exact same posts, so what's the point of having different categories then?? Maybe there's a point, but I'm not seeing it...
I've no clue as it depends on how much (time and money) it takes to build up the authority and trust that's needed for google to rank it. And that's assuming I even know how google calculates the trust, which is an enigma for most people, but I have a hunch that it has to do with engagement, social media presence, site authority, and EEAT scores among other stuff...

I also don't know how tough this niche (Reiki) is, so I'd have to do research on that before I could figure out a ballpark number....

But if I was forced to throw a random number in I'd say $200-300 per month for 6-7 months, probably something like that...
Tazarbm's feedback was gold!!

I know you say you don't have money to invest in it but can you afford a subscription to a decent keyword research tool? (I am personally a big fan of semrush but there are some cheaper alternatives out there).
Also are you a Reki practitioner? I am a Reiki master, I noted a few inaccuracies on your front page. Not hating on you, I also use AI but it is important to check whatever is produced and add your own touch to it so you don't churn out inaccurate info which can mislead folks who are new to it and also get you flamed by folks with actual experience if you promote on social media.
Tazarbm's feedback was really gold and precious!!
 
You have the annoying ad thingy I hate. I left immediately. Sorry

Just a user preference thing
 
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