I have seen many experts say that the effects usually appear in 3-6 months. Now the website has been up for 5 months, but it still only gets a few clicks per day. I'm starting to doubt whether my website's content is not good.
Backlinks could be the main reason then mate , try getting new links as possible , good links form aged domains .
It's normal and even doing good considering the age. Some 5 months websites don't pull in such amount of impression. The ups and downs of the clicks suggests either daily 'seasonality'(i.e some keywords trend on certain days) or your pages don't maintain specific positions, they fluctuate.
Well if you didn't advertise/grow seo at all don't except who knows how many visitors
If it's normal, I'll feel relieved. The reason I'm looking for answers here is because writing an article on the top 10 best products, on average, takes me 1 hour, and I can only produce a few a day, which is too tiring. If the website is normal and has no issues, I plan to accelerate content creation and wait for it to get better. I'm most worried that if there are issues with the website, it would be a waste of time to spend a lot of time publishing content.
Keep it up
For affiliate sites, it could last even longer
Thank you, I no longer actively post backlinks now. Mainly focusing on building content.
It has been 5 months and 8 days so far. Is this still in Google's sandbox?
