Why do I have no traffic from Google?

mojtabamo121

mojtabamo121

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Hi, I had a domain that I had a blog on a long time ago, then it had no content for about 4-5 months, and after that, it was about 4-5 months that I launched a new website with this domain and 30 contents in it. I did, but I have no traffic from Google.

The site is registered in Google Search Console and the site map is also placed, but it has no impressions, let alone clicks.

I do not expect it to be displayed on competing keywords in search engines, but much of the content has not been written at all, but it has not been displayed on Google.
See this article for example? No one has written anything like it, but again, if you search for the title, it is still not in the results.
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Thanks for guiding me.
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I deleted the link but I did not understand why it is bad.
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1. Google employees are monitoring this forum and have deindexed / penalized websites because of backlinking (remember that google sees the process of building links as gaming their system and will penalize you without hesitation if they find out)

2. there are evil people on this forum who will hack your site for fun, or because you might be their competition and they don't want competition (which I kind of understand)

3. if your website is in a good niche (a niche that has low competition and is profitable) the same evil people will enter your niche and create a tough competition that you will probably not be able to beat because there are SEOers with big budgets who can easily outrank you in a couple of weeks. In other words, you are losing rankings (and money) to these people

4. in general, it's better that no one knows your website, niche, and keywords because.... well, because it's just better not to share your sensitive info with anyone in general :)
 
30 posts is a lot to put onto a site at once, if you're expecting everything to go smoothly after doing that.

Also I don't think 8 clicks will look too bad once you're getting that every couple of days, if the site isn't much older than three months old.
Find what keywords are ranking and work on building on that. Get some related content out, link back to the pages that did well, and go on to make those 8 clicks in three months 8 in a day, into hundreds per month... then thousands, etc.

Or you could just start again with a site/domain that isn't old. I don't see the point in doing this, though, unless the URL or your hosting IP has been penalized for something in the past.
 
Google Update hit trends about quality contents, create a unique quality contents.
Update your web content regularly on your website.
Build a quality backlinks in PBN, Guest posting, Broken link building, Press Release and Testimonial
Use Outbound links
Site architecture and navigation
Take advantage of Social Share, a best platform to drive traffic.
 
Give it some time, build more backlinks and it will start ranking.
 
You should start with on-page SEO and build some high quality backlinks to get your website ranked on Google, For a new website, divert traffic from Quora, Reddit, Medium and Google Question Hub by generating content with your website/blog link.
 
I feel your pain, bro.

Because when I first started out many years ago, I had the same challenge.

Seeing that I put in a lot of work blasting out all sorts of content, and after all is said and done, after waiting several months, I was treated by Google to a whole lot of nothing.

Well, a lot of this has to do with variables that you need to focus on, like a laser, the moment you decide to put up content on the internet.

First, are you targeting the right niche? How competitive is it?

Second, what kind of keywords can you use that will enable you to rank quickly?

These are usually keywords or questions that people do ask and use on searches, but very few people answer. Why?

There's just not enough search volume for them, or they feel that they can't really make much money off that volume.

Whatever the case may be, produce that kind of content, so you lock in search rankings for these lower-competition terms.

Once you do that, then you start targeting more competitive keywords.

You might want to consider the foundations of your website.

And either change your content, change your keyword targets, or start from scratch because depending on the niche you're targeting, it can take months—if not over a year—to even start seeing results.
 
Google hired me last week and now I can confirm that google employees are monitoring us :(

This is my only task all the way from 9 to 5

fuck you google


No, I won't lose my job, we're hundreds.
 
Always do keyword research before you write your blog post. You can target low competition keywords with a decent amount of monthly search. Then, start building a backlink to your blog from social media, guest posts, HARO, or press releases. Ensure to put quality content that is helpful so the reader of your blog will spend longer time in your blog and read another page, this is a good factor for SEO.
 
Create high quality backlinks for your website, and you need quality content too.
 
try doing this. for your set of posts. pick up some real low competition keywords in your niche. i would recommend using ahrefs for this. spend more time on finding the right keywords rather than just pumping out random blog posts. Wait for a few weeks and see the results. if the results are positive you can accordingly edit your existing blog posts after again doing keyword research.
 
tazarbm said:
1. Google employees are monitoring this forum and have deindexed / penalized websites because of backlinking (remember that google sees the process of building links as gaming their system and will penalize you without hesitation if they find out)

2. there are evil people on this forum who will hack your site for fun, or because you might be their competition and they don't want competition (which I kind of understand)

3. if your website is in a good niche (a niche that has low competition and is profitable) the same evil people will enter your niche and create a tough competition that you will probably not be able to beat because there are SEOers with big budgets who can easily outrank you in a couple of weeks. In other words, you are losing rankings (and money) to these people

4. in general, it's better that no one knows your website, niche, and keywords because.... well, because it's just better not to share your sensitive info with anyone in general :)
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Wow, didn't know that was a thing. Thanks for the heads up, will keep that in mind when posting In the future.
 
Beware! you may break the tos due to use your web link. It is kind of promo
 
This is your domain, and not an expired domain that you bought?

If you have no bad links going to your site, it can take almost a year for good quality content to rank with no back links.
So the answer is good quality content, and wait, or get high quality back links to speed the process up.
 
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