Is this bad for 1 month old blog?

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I'm building my authority site (my first website).
articles: 15
Keyword research: I mainly use Google Keywords Planner which does not show the exact search volumes.

Backlinks: I have not done any offpage seo yet.

There's 3 posts appear on the 2 page of google.

Is this bad?
How can I improve my SERP?
Thanks.

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Vitals look good. That CTR is very high and suggests that your title is very relevant to the search queries you're ranking for. Add like terms around your ranking articles. It'll strengthen your authority score on the topic and broaden the scope of keywords you rank for to get more traffic. Keep writing articles and keep yourself to a word count schedule. You'll have a big site in a few months. You're not supposed to see traffic on a new site for 6 months. You've significantly beaten sandbox time.
 
That’s a very good start if it’s only a month old. Just keep building on what you have and I’m sure the sites going to do well.
 
Thanks guys. Maybe I expect too much. It takes time to get good traffic.
 
Keep doing what you do. 1 month is too short a term for seo.
 
That's a super good result for a month old blog, just focus and achieve your way through this.
 
if you need traffic do social share like Fb, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr etc.,
 
Really good for organic searches so far.

For social media, you can find your audience (readers) and where they hang out - then join things like their Facebook groups. When applicable, you can link your website/blog posts.
 
Pretty good for a month old website :)
CTR is Amazing! Keep it up!
Just keep adding content and star some work on link building.
 
Keep working on it. From the info shared by you - a new website ranking on page 2 without any SEO done is a good thing. These should be low volume keywords.

TIP: If you want to find the keyword search volumes then use the "Keywords Everywhere" plugin. I use it on firefox.
 
As I understand the CTR = (the number of people click my link/the number of people seeing my article) Am I right?
 
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