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i would be interested to know how others do?
i get very little organic,and would like to increase this.

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A focused, prioritized approach turns vague advice like “wait and add content” into real gains. The replies above highlight common themes — patience (), content focus (), and risk of over‑reliance on one engine () — but leave out concrete next steps. The checklist below is a practical 90–180 day plan to diagnose low organic traffic and produce measurable lifts.

30-day: stop leaks and ensure indexability

  • Verify your site in Google Search Console and fix Index Coverage errors.
  • Use URL Inspection for important pages, check robots.txt and meta robots, and resolve server/redirect chains.
  • Run a crawl (Screaming Frog or similar) to find duplicate titles, thin pages, and broken links.

30–90 day: on‑page and intent alignment

  • Identify pages with impressions but low CTR in Search Console; rewrite titles and meta descriptions to match search intent.
  • Group content into topic clusters; expand weak pages into useful, distinct resources that satisfy real queries.
  • Add concise structured data where appropriate (articles, product, FAQ) to improve SERP presence.

90–180 day: authority and sustained growth

  • Create an outreach plan for relevant backlinks (resource pages, partnerships, guest posts).
  • Improve page experience (Core Web Vitals) and mobile usability to lift rankings over time.
  • Build internal linking from high‑traffic pages to priority pages to pass relevance and clicks.

Track the right metrics: impressions, clicks, CTR by query and landing page (Search Console), sessions and conversions (Analytics/GA4), and indexed pages. For troubleshooting, check Manual Actions and Performance date ranges for sudden drops.

For fundamentals and reference, see Google’s official SEO starter guidance: Google SEO Starter Guide and Moz’s primer: Moz Beginner’s Guide to SEO.

Specific fixes (title/meta rewrites, canonicalization, internal link passes) often produce faster wins than “more content” alone. Focus first on intent, indexability, and measurement, then scale content and outreach.

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Member Avatar for raananschwartz

i would be interested to know how others do?
i get very little organic,and would like to increase this.

Hi,
Organic traffic wont come just like that, it takes time.
Months and Years, just keep working on content :)

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Since optimizing my site back in May, I get about 60 - 70 percent of organic traffic from Google. Before that it was only about 25 percent. What type of things are you doing to help optimize your site?

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92% of my traffic comes from Google's organic serps. It averages out to almost 200,000 visitors a day. Talk about keeping all your eggs in one basket. It's all G too ... other search engines send me close to nothing.

Member Avatar for mitz

I love the organic traffic from Google, and I hope it never stops. The more great content you have, and keywords to suit, the more traffic you will get.

If you just keep adding content to your site you will notice the same increase with everything else also.. Even your earnings.

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About 80%. Other traffic are coming from other sites and SE.

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