Tips for Organic Traffic

ExpertSEOTechnician said:

You need to Apply proper strategy and be consistent to get organic traffic, These things May help you,

Proper Keyword research, On Page SEO, Off page SEO strategy and Site optimization with good user experience may attract people and hence you will get some organic traffic.

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unfortunately my site didn't get impression for last 3 days. i think it's the start of sandbox period for my site.

unikaxif69 said:

You need to work on tier1, high-quality backlinks.

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yes i know. but didn't know the platforms on which i can get backlinks by myself. i do not want to take services.

If you want purely organic traffic, the best piece of advice I can give you is to not reinvent the wheel.

Be sure what your target niche is.

Think about it for some time.

Your target niche might not be what you think it is.

Try to niche down.

Once you're clear as to what you're trying to target, the next step is to come up with generalized keywords for that niche.

Then you go to Google's Keyword Planner tool to find more targeted keywords.

The next step is to enter those keywords into Google search and just scrape the top ten results.

Do this several times.

Do this for all your keywords.

Next, strip all the results in terms of their domains and then get rid of the duplicates.

Once you have a pure list, enter that list into Semrush or Ahrefs.

These tools are paid SEO tools, but they are definitely well worth it.

This forum has a marketplace where people sell low-cost accounts for these platforms.

Once you have run your domains through a paid SEO tool, you will see their organic keywords.

Filter the organic keywords based on two factors at this point.

The first factor is keyword difficulty and the second is monthly search volume.

Ideally, you want keywords that are easier to rank for and have decent monthly traffic.

The next step is to load all the keywords and pay close attention to the results.

Make an educated guess of what the search intent is.

I'm not talking about whether it's informative or commercial or transactional.

That's too shallow.

I'm talking about what are users actually looking for when they enter that keyword instead of another keyword.

Do you understand what I'm getting at?

So once you're clear that the search intent has something to do with your niche or how you want to present your niche, filter all your keywords and then start writing.

I suggest that you write this by hand if you want a truly white hat journey.

A lot of people are not using AI, but the problem is that AI hallucinates and it's not accurate.

Also, a lot of people are lazy so they just copy and paste and then Google does an update and they are on this forum crying.

At the very least, if you're gonna be using AI, use it correctly.

Use it to structure your info to give you a headstart, but everything else you have to do by hand.

You also need to edit whatever AI content you plan to keep.

On top of that, you have to pay close attention to what your competitors are doing.

Obviously, they're doing something right because Google is ranking them well.

What kind of flow or structure do they use?

What kind of audio-visual strategy are they pursuing?

Copy that until you can come up with your own version that would outperform your competitors.

But when you're just beginning, copy what works and then build on that later on.

That's the best piece of advice I can give you when it comes to organic traffic.

As you well know, thanks to AI, search engines as we understand them today are probably not going to be around for much longer.

We are quickly migrating to a one-search, one-answer-result model.

This is gonna cause a lot of problems for Google's ad revenues, and it's definitely gonna cause a lot of problems for online publishers such as the vast majority of bloggers and publishers on this forum.

Things are gonna change really quickly. In fact, Gartner Consulting, a world-famous consulting group, forecasts (and they are rarely wrong) that by 2028, global search volume from search engines is going to go down by 50%.

And that's just the starting point.

Pretty soon, you can see that traditional search going down to zero.

What will replace that is AI single answer search.

Prepare for that eventuality.

It's not as bad as you think if you know how to read between the lines and if you are a fairly creative thinker.

guheinnomebro1003 said:

you can use Ahrefs for keyword research

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Keyword research should always be the first step imo.

blackbeans said:

If you want purely organic traffic, the best piece of advice I can give you is to not reinvent the wheel.

Be sure what your target niche is.

Think about it for some time.

Your target niche might not be what you think it is.

Try to niche down.

Once you're clear as to what you're trying to target, the next step is to come up with generalized keywords for that niche.

Then you go to Google's Keyword Planner tool to find more targeted keywords.

The next step is to enter those keywords into Google search and just scrape the top ten results.

Do this several times.

Do this for all your keywords.

Next, strip all the results in terms of their domains and then get rid of the duplicates.

Once you have a pure list, enter that list into Semrush or Ahrefs.

These tools are paid SEO tools, but they are definitely well worth it.

This forum has a marketplace where people sell low-cost accounts for these platforms.

Once you have run your domains through a paid SEO tool, you will see their organic keywords.

Filter the organic keywords based on two factors at this point.

The first factor is keyword difficulty and the second is monthly search volume.

Ideally, you want keywords that are easier to rank for and have decent monthly traffic.

The next step is to load all the keywords and pay close attention to the results.

Make an educated guess of what the search intent is.

I'm not talking about whether it's informative or commercial or transactional.

That's too shallow.

I'm talking about what are users actually looking for when they enter that keyword instead of another keyword.

Do you understand what I'm getting at?

So once you're clear that the search intent has something to do with your niche or how you want to present your niche, filter all your keywords and then start writing.

I suggest that you write this by hand if you want a truly white hat journey.

A lot of people are not using AI, but the problem is that AI hallucinates and it's not accurate.

Also, a lot of people are lazy so they just copy and paste and then Google does an update and they are on this forum crying.

At the very least, if you're gonna be using AI, use it correctly.

Use it to structure your info to give you a headstart, but everything else you have to do by hand.

You also need to edit whatever AI content you plan to keep.

On top of that, you have to pay close attention to what your competitors are doing.

Obviously, they're doing something right because Google is ranking them well.

What kind of flow or structure do they use?

What kind of audio-visual strategy are they pursuing?

Copy that until you can come up with your own version that would outperform your competitors.

But when you're just beginning, copy what works and then build on that later on.

That's the best piece of advice I can give you when it comes to organic traffic.

As you well know, thanks to AI, search engines as we understand them today are probably not going to be around for much longer.

We are quickly migrating to a one-search, one-answer-result model.

This is gonna cause a lot of problems for Google's ad revenues, and it's definitely gonna cause a lot of problems for online publishers such as the vast majority of bloggers and publishers on this forum.

Things are gonna change really quickly. In fact, Gartner Consulting, a world-famous consulting group, forecasts (and they are rarely wrong) that by 2028, global search volume from search engines is going to go down by 50%.

And that's just the starting point.

Pretty soon, you can see that traditional search going down to zero.

What will replace that is AI single answer search.

Prepare for that eventuality.

It's not as bad as you think if you know how to read between the lines and if you are a fairly creative thinker.

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informative shared. will you please guide that what parameters should i adopt for keyword research, i mean about KD and Search Volume. i already use the parameters as kd below to 20 and search volume not more than 1000. is it good practice or not. plz reply.