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I can see the search terms in the console now, it just took a while to show up

I get what you're saying, but I don't see the point in continuing on with this product when there are better opportunities. I'm not quitting because I haven't seen results, I'm quitting because I feel that I can better utilize the domain and the knowledge I have to create a way better product...

I've given up on this journey. I have learned a lot from the forum since I started my site, and now I want to start on something else.

None of these suggestions worked, but thanks for offering advice

When I go to my google search console it says: total impressions 1, average position 1 So this means I was the top result for a single search. Is there a way to see what keywords were searched for the user to see my site as the first result? I am not using google analytics, if I connect it...

Update: Posts didn't get a single view

After some tweaks my articles look good, posted about 10 articles I really didn't think to much about keywords. I know my "competitors" content draws in lots of people looking for info, so I kept that in mind, and I did throw one or two keywords. We'll see if my strategy pays off at all

Experimenting with AI generated articles today. Going to clean them up and post them later.

Thanks, I haven't started doing any marketing at all so no social traffic

Not getting much reach at all. I'm getting less than 10 views a day according to my analytics. All I have up is my sales funnel which goes: Quick Intro, Free portion of course, checkout page. I'm going to add 10 or so high quality, highly related, blog post and see if that gets me anywhere. And...

Ended up with like 500k random keywords, my method is pretty useless. BUT I was able to filter it down to about 1500 high quality keywords, and this process gave me a good idea! Will share if my new method works.

I have more questions than answers about keywords still. I'm not sure if placing the exact phrase in the website text is a good idea. Or if I should put them in certain HTML tags. Or if I should just focus on writing content based on the keywords. My next step after sorting is to do some more...

Keywords keywords keywords Used similar web to find around 200 websites that are in my niche or niche adjacent. Then I ran them through semrush, and downloaded the keywords for each site, focusing on informational intent Then I create a file that only has keywords with a good KD (keyword...

I can take payments now. Upgraded my analytics software and community structure also. Now I can start getting customers.

Update: Website redesign is complete Free portion of course re written Paid portion of course written Paid community created Now the plan is: Figure out how to take payments Figure out how to get traffic

I do know some basics of the psychology of design and marketing, but I don't want to lean too much into the science of selling. I'm implement general marketing principles, while still let my intuition guide me. I believe that intuition is important, and not listening to my intuition has cost me...

Content re writing is completed, and website responsiveness issues are completely fixed. I was going to do research into keywords today, but instead I'm going to redesign my site. I'm proud that I made something and put it into the world, but it simply won't get me paying customers. Then...

Not getting much traffic at all at this point, which is expected. Did some keyword research using semrush and similar web. Still not exactly sure how to effectively utilize keywords. Making my site responsive hasn't been too difficult, but I keep finding things I've overlooked. I need to make...

I don't really know because I'm just starting out, but based on what I know about other fields, it's probably because of saturation. There are millions of websites, big players who get in early get everything and leave the little guy with scraps. This is just how industry functions for the most...

Got a little traffic today! Could be bots, could be real people. My analytics software is lightweight, but not very robust if that makes sense. It seems that I'm getting a tiny bit of traffic from Bing. I've spent the day fixing the broken parts of my website, and making sure it is responsive...