I just focus on the right keywords and search intent first, because getting the right audience matters more than just getting traffic.
i start by checking whether the keywords match what my target audience is actually searching for. Good content won’t help much if it attracts the wrong visitors. Focus on search intent, use relevant keywords, and check Search Console
Hi there . Does it really works ? What amount of audience do you have now?
yeah this may happen even if the content is of high quality.the problem might be the keyword ussage that attracts users to the website instead of the content quality.i would try to understand what search terms attract visitors to the site nd whether they coincide with what the target audience needs.it is better to have less interested visitors than many random ones.
first id look into which pages were attracting the wrong kind of traffic as sometimes a single key word could generate lots of traffic but vry few customers
Good content can still attract the wrong audience if the keywords don’t match your target readers’ search intent. Focus on more specific keywords, understand what people actually want when they search, and keep each article aligned with the site’s niche. And also check Google Search Console to see which queries are bringing visitors and adjust the content strategy accordingly.
maybe u should analyze the queries that bring people to ur website bcuz even though the keywords seem appropriate, their meaning can be completely different from what u are actually offering. in other words, u might be trying to attract a partticular audience when u actually get curious visitors instead. have u analyzed them yet?
