The new website has no traffic

tazarbm said:

included half of the pages where / in what?? Also, you only got 1 click and a few impressions and new sites - normally - get a few dozens or 100s of clicks within the first 1-4 weeks, so something's not right in your case, but it's hard to know the reason without any info about your site, niche, keywords, etc...

I think the lack of results for your site could be one of these:

- you have too little content (less than 10 pages if I were to guess)
- your on-site and / or on-page SEO is poor and google doesn't / didn't crawl your site properly
- your niche / industry is tough (finance, medical, online business, crypto, gambling, etc... any of these industries are tough to tackle as a newbie)
- your content is poorly optimized, duplicate, low quality, grammatically incorrect, therefore google don't feel like even indexing it, much less rank it
- you have technical SEO issues (low speeds, no mobile version of your site, bad / no crawlability and indexability, bad CWV metrics, etc)

Again, we know nothing important about your site (but don't mention your site, niche and keywords in here, you can only mention the industry if you want), so it's hard to know why exactly you're not getting traffic. But I would start looking into the 5 aforementioned reasons and fix what can be fixed first and then hope for the best

Something else I can think of that might be the problem is that you've published some content and then stopped and (especially if you're targeting tough keywords) this doesn't help you as google likes to be fresh and constantly updated sites. So, if you've only published content before you made the site live but then did nothing for a whole month it's bad, and I would make a habit to publish at least 1 article a day, or - if this is too daunting for you - aim for at least 3-5 articles a week at least...

And still something else that could be the problem is that your site is ecommerce so you're trying to rank product pages and since product pages don't normally have a lot of content (well, it depends on the products, but still, most of them don't have a lot of content) it's possible that your lack of content keeps your site crippled, so until you grow big (get a few 1000s quality visitors a month from other sources and have a decent authority, at least 20 DR let's say) you might not see a lick of traffic.

But anyway, these are shots in the dark as we don't know anything important about your site, so try to make due with what you've got for now

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tazarbm said:

included half of the pages where / in what?? Also, you only got 1 click and a few impressions and new sites - normally - get a few dozens or 100s of clicks within the first 1-4 weeks, so something's not right in your case, but it's hard to know the reason without any info about your site, niche, keywords, etc...

I think the lack of results for your site could be one of these:

- you have too little content (less than 10 pages if I were to guess)
- your on-site and / or on-page SEO is poor and google doesn't / didn't crawl your site properly
- your niche / industry is tough (finance, medical, online business, crypto, gambling, etc... any of these industries are tough to tackle as a newbie)
- your content is poorly optimized, duplicate, low quality, grammatically incorrect, therefore google don't feel like even indexing it, much less rank it
- you have technical SEO issues (low speeds, no mobile version of your site, bad / no crawlability and indexability, bad CWV metrics, etc)

Again, we know nothing important about your site (but don't mention your site, niche and keywords in here, you can only mention the industry if you want), so it's hard to know why exactly you're not getting traffic. But I would start looking into the 5 aforementioned reasons first...

Something else I can think of that might be the problem is that you've published some content and then stopped and (especially if you're targeting tough keywords) this doesn't help you as google likes to see fresh and constantly updated sites. So, if you've only published content before you made the site live but then did nothing for a whole month it's bad, and I would make a habit to publish at least 1 article a day, or - if this is too daunting for you - aim for 3-5 articles a week at least...

And still something else that comes to mind is that your site might be ecommerce so you're trying to rank product pages and since product pages don't normally have a lot of content (well, it depends on the products, but still, most of them don't have a lot of content) it's possible that your lack of content keeps your site crippled, so until you grow big (get a few 1000s quality visitors a month from other sources and have a decent authority, at least 20 DR let's say) you might not see any rankings.

But anyway, these are shots in the dark as we don't know anything important about your site, so try to make due with what you've got for now...

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Alexzhong668 said:

I now suspect that it may be a problem with my fixed link settings. I did not use Chinese or English, but Pinyin, which may cause Google to not recognize my link

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