Website attracting no organic traffic after 7 months

What am I doing wrong?

I have spent alot of time on my SEO for my shopify store and I am still not getting any traffic not even for low competition long tail keywords.

Can I get some help?

Increasingly and somewhat silently Google is ranking with much more weight towards social signals, how is your social footprint.

Keep writing high quality content, use other traffic generation methods other than SEO (see Ahrefs guide for driving traffic). Have you optimised your on-page? What types of links are you building? How many do your competitors have? What quality are they? Are your keywords really that low competition? Are you ranking at all? If so where?

The best work around for this link problem is to create content that ranks for terms that are topically relevant to your product, but less competitive.

There are also a number of things you can do with this traffic once you have it like:

• Retargeting these visitors with ads
• Converting these visitors into email subscribers
• Converting these visitors into actual sales

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Here is a great list of resources for ecommerce SEO

• Ecommerce SEO guide

Here are some resources on linking building for ecommerce sites:

• Ecommerce Link Building From The Experts
• Link Building Strategies That Work
• Untapped Link Building Techniques For Ecommerce Sites

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You need to find out yourself what you’re doing wrong.

What kind of link building you’ve done so far? And how’s your onpage?

@grantmedia
I promote my site on facebook and instagram where i post my products and link to my blog post but dont get any traffic from it.

@Holzr
Thanks for your suggestion.

I think my onpage seo is not that bad compared to my competition but I could also be wrong.

Every page is unique and optimized for one long tail keyword.
My keyword density is under 1%

I build some releavant guest post link. Also orderes a guest link from here.

Try to analyze your backlink quality. I would like to Ahref tool for this. You can better analyze your website by using this SEO tool.

Hi,

What is the site and what keywords are you trying to rank for?

/Rickard

What is your site? and what kind of backlinks have you acquired and in what number?
Give me more details and I can help you get some metrics that can help you.

Deleted member 935174 , @RogueAgent

Hi there,

My site "goo[dot]gl/UXrcpe" is a drop shipping e-commerce store based on Shopify. I have some relevant guest post that I ordered in the past from here also a press release package.
According to Ahrefs I have "~152" referring domains and a Domain Rating of "~9".

The main keyword that I want to rank is.
"Newborn baby girl/boy boutique clothing"

I don't use this paragraph because I think google understand a site in the entire context.
When I look at the google search console I see that I rank for over 900 keywords in a period of 90 days but not the first page.

dawid007 said:

Deleted member 935174 , @RogueAgent

Hi there,

My site "goo[dot]gl/UXrcpe" is a drop shipping e-commerce store based on Shopify. I have some relevant guest post that I ordered in the past from here also a press release package.
According to Ahrefs I have "~152" referring domains and a Domain Rating of "~9".

The main keyword that I want to rank is.
"Newborn baby girl/boy boutique clothing"

I don't use this paragraph because I think google understand a site in the entire context.
When I look at the google search console I see that I rank for over 900 keywords in a period of 90 days but not the first page.

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You seem to have had a very spammy backlink profile previously?
what's with that?

Also currently I see a mix of some fine links and a lot of bad links. This is sure not gonna help you get anywhere higher mate.

@RogueAgent

Yeah you are right my backlink profile is not that good I will work on that. In the beginning, I hired an SEO expert on Freelancer. He doesn't make a good work. so I disavowed all spammy links. Also, I use an Advertising Platform Taboola this explains the backlink increase at the beginning.

Maybe I will order more guests post from here.

dawid007 said:

@RogueAgent

Yeah you are right my backlink profile is not that good I will work on that. In the beginning, I hired an SEO expert on Freelancer. He doesn't make a good work. so I disavowed all spammy links. Also, I use an Advertising Platform Taboola this explains the backlink increase at the beginning.

Maybe I will order more guests post from here.

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Why don't you do them on your own?
Besides being a pure white hatter, I'll advise you to look into freelancers who can get you legit outreach links, don't end up getting gues posts from some ones pbn or a handful of sites they have used over and over for linking.

There are many reasons as to why a website or blog may not be getting enough traffic.

1. Your content is not good enough
2. You aim for high competition keywords
3. Your website is slow
4. You were hit by Panda or Penguin
5. You hired the wrong SEO firm

The purpose of every website is to get traffic from search engines, social media sites, direct visits etc.

When this is not happening you feel that you are losing your time and you lose faith in the Internet as a whole.

There are billions of Internet users around the word and as you read this article, there are thousands of people searching for information or hanging out in social media platforms.

The fact that none of them (or only a few) visit your website then this means that you are doing something wrong.

In my opinion this could be due to one of the 5 reasons explained above.

Hopefully by reading this post up to this point you have a better idea of what you might be doing wrong and more importantly you have some thoughts on how to reverse the situation.

Afaque

What's your site content like? You won't rank product pages. Do you have blog posts linking to your products? Off-site links to them? Do you do social work?