Why is SEO always so Slow?

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Jaroslaw Pidburskyj 🇮🇹Ï🇺🇦SEO · Accepted Answer

@hamid_khan8 - About 5 years ago, I didn’t optimise my page as any seo professional would, I thought as a 💎business owner would💎

I designed a page, SEO optimised, did my onpage SEO audit & did my technical seo, submitted for indexing all within 1 day. Indexing took 5-10 minutes.

Searched for the page ranking on google [thinking along the lines of "seo is slow"] & the webpage was sitting on page 3, I thought it through to produce this.

so why is your seo slow?

It’s how you think when applying your optimisation that counts, thoughts.

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Many people don’t realize that it takes a lot of time to implement SEO strategies, especially when you start out with a new site. This is because you have to have a solid foundation before your site can really achieve its full potential. Without proper SEO, a site can’t rank for keywords that matter, no matter how much you optimize, it will take a long time for your site to rank, if it does at all. If you’re looking for fast results, it’s a good idea to outsource your SEO to an expert.

Jaroslaw Pidburskyj 🇮🇹Ï🇺🇦SEO · Answer

@valentine_boyev Maybe it’s the way you are starting and continuing the optimisaton, my SEO isn’t Slow!

Rich Watson · Answer

> SEO takes so long because there are several factors involved to get results: SEO keyword difficulty, competition, inbound links, and domain age. Therefore, SEO can take a longer or shorter time depending on how you approach these key search engine optimization areas.

Hamid Khan · Answer

Search engines are in the business to make money and that's why they are always slow. They are so slow because they don't want to make mistakes by giving you extra traffic. They want to make sure that you get the real traffic and not bots. While Google is the smartest out of all search engines, it still makes mistake and that's why it's slow as well.

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It's not always slow. But when traffic is down, it's natural to feel that you aren't getting results. And when you're a struggling startup, time really is money. That's why it's important to recognize the difference between short-term results and long-term results. In the short term, the result is a website that gets lots of traffic... but not a lot of words. But over time, a healthy SEO strategy will result in higher rankings in search results, more visitors and more sales. Your website's SEO is like a body. It needs to be exercised regularly. It needs to be nourished with nutritious content. And it needs to be praised for its progress, even when it's slow. It will not always be a sprint, but it will be a marathon.

Valentine Boyev · Answer

Because it's organic growth, it can't jump from 0 to 1000. 
The same thing happens with our bodies. We can't get abs in a couple of weeks. There is no magic here, only regularity.

Neha Pasumarthi · Answer

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Jaroslaw Pidburskyj 🇮🇹Ï🇺🇦SEO · Answer

@richw or maybe the reason is bcoz SEOs are starting their pages by looking in the wrong place at the start of. Google wants to see the full picture but only sees a partial picture so your seo flatlines. Start the page more robustly and SEO is slow doesn’t happen again. Mine used to flatline, not anymore.

This won’t happen for a while for NEW pages, but when they leave sandbox they will romp away if focused on the right starting point.

Optimise your pages as how a "business owner" would want to rank as robustly rather from the viewpoint of an SEO where "seo will always be slow".

Jaroslaw Pidburskyj 🇮🇹Ï🇺🇦SEO · Answer

@charlos_brat - New sites for now will be generate any traffic because of Google’s sandbox, some say this does not exist, others disagree.

About 5 years ago, I didn’t optimise my page as any seo professional would, I thought as a 💎business owner would💎

I designed a page, SEO optimised, did my onpage SEO audit & did my technical seo, submitted for indexing all within 1 day. Indexing took 5-10 minutes.

Searched for the page ranking on google [thinking along the lines of "seo is slow"] & the webpage was sitting on page 3, I thought it through to produce this.

so why is your seo slow?

It’s how you think when applying your SE optimisation that counts, thoughts.

Why is SEO always so Slow?

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