Website key words

[Gypsumaddiction]

How can I get more organic traffic with Key words. I have all my links through socials but still not enough traffic. Can there be anything more to be done. Changing and adjusting to my website help in anyway?

[akshay_bhatt]

@Gypsumaddiction Hello,
To increase organic traffic despite having all your links shared through social media. Here’s how we can approach it :-
Few Ideas:

1. Competitor Analysis: First, we analyze what your competitors are doing in your business segment. This includes identifying their SEO strategies, content approach, and backlink profile.
2. Keyword Research: We will examine the type of keywords they are using, their rankings, and where the gaps are. This helps us identify opportunities where we can outperform them.
3. Website Optimization Strategy: After understanding the competition, we will assess how well their websites are optimized and compare it with ours.
4. Keyword Gap Analysis: We will check where your website is missing potential keyword opportunities and identify areas for improvement.
5. On-Page & Technical SEO: Ensuring your website is technically strong is crucial. We’ll analyze site speed, mobile-friendliness, structured data, and overall on-page optimization to make your website search engine friendly.
6. Content Strategy: Adding targeted content below key pages can help rank them higher in search queries by integrating relevant keywords naturally.
7. Continuous Monitoring & Improvement: Based on analytics, we will keep refining the strategy to boost rankings and drive more traffic.
8. Backlink Strategy: Getting high-quality backlinks from reputable websites will increase domain authority and visibility

9. Using free tools like Ubersuggest, SEMrush (free version), Screaming Frog (free version), Google Analytics, and Google Keyword Planner, you can analyze keyword reach, competition, and overall SEO performance. These tools help in finding high-ranking keywords, understanding competitor strategies, conducting site audits, and tracking website traffic for better optimization.

   Feel free to reach out if you need any assistance. Thanks 

   Best Regards,

   Akshay

   
   
   
   
   
   

[sanjnalal]

Hi Gypsumaddiction, 

You should definitely invest in a keyword tool such as SEMRush, Ahrefs, Moz Keyword explorer. Yes you can find free versions of these tools as well, but a paid one will give you a lot of insights like keyword difficulty (difficulty to rank), traffic potential, CPC, referral domains needed to rank for the keyword, search volume and global volume. Not only that, you will also get keyword variations and questions, for which you can tweak your content towards.

If you have a Google ads account, you can even use that to get keywords. 

Use keywords in the product title, description, slug, etc. (but avoid keyword stuffing). Check if your pages are indexed on search console. 

Second, I recommend checking Search Console and seeing which of your current pages are getting maximum traffic. You can then optimize those pages for SEO and content. Check pages with clicks >100 (have some benchmark, I am not sure of your data so just giving an examples), you can target them for SEO optimization as well. 

Also, use ScreamingFrog for a SEO audit of your website and it's pages. The software will pinpoint problematic areas that need to be optimized. 

[Promer-Alena]

I think you should make sure you’re using long-tail keywords, specific phrases people actually search for (like “handmade gypsum home decor” instead of just “gypsum”). Use Google Keyword Planner or Ubersuggest to find what’s trending.

Next, check your product titles, meta descriptions, and alt text for images—those all help Google understand your site. A blog section can also boost organic traffic, write about home styling tips, gypsum art care, or anything your audience cares about. Lastly, internal linking (linking between your own pages) helps Google crawl your site better

[Avitanshi_17]

Hi @Gypsumaddiction,

Since you already have social links, all you need to do is start focusing on backlinks from reputable websites. Also, I'm mentioning few other points through which you can easily increase organic traffic.

• Use keyword research tools like Google Keyword Planner, Ahrefs, or Ubersuggest to find high-search, low-competition keywords relevant to your niche. Include these keywords naturally into your product titles, descriptions, meta tags, and blog content.

• Optimize your website’s structure by improving page load speed, making it mobile-friendly, and making it simple to browse. Use clear headings (H1, H2, H3), alt text for images, and schema markup for better visibility.

• Regularly publish blogs, how-to guides, and FAQs around industry-related keywords. This helps attract organic visitors and positions your brand as an authority.

• Link relevant pages within your website (internal linking) and build backlinks from reputable sites through guest blogging, influencer collaborations, and industry directories.

• Improve website design, add engaging visuals, and include strong CTAs. Reduce bounce rates by making your content relevant and easy to browse.

• Provide customer reviews and testimonials. Reviews naturally contain keywords and help improve search rankings.

• You can also use tools like Google Search Console to track performance and tweak strategies based on data insights.

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Thank you!

[Growave]

Hi! @Gypsumaddiction 

How are you? I hope you are doing well. 

It's Erlan from Growave

To get more organic traffic, you need a strong SEO strategy and website optimization. Here’s what you can do:

• Use Ahrefs to analyze competitors. Ahrefs lets you see which keywords your competitors rank for, their backlinks, and their ranking positions. Since you’re not generating much traffic, it’s a good idea to focus more on low-difficulty keywords. This helps you target high-performing keywords with less competition and improve your SEO strategy. Once you start seeing results, you can gradually shift to medium and high-difficulty keywords. This helps you target high-performing keywords and improve your SEO strategy. BTW, Ahrefs has a great blog dedicated to SEO.

• Optimize your website - Use relevant keywords throughout your content, including headings, meta descriptions, and URLs. A well-structured site with valuable content ranks better. 

• Improve site speed & mobile optimization - Google prioritizes fast, mobile-friendly websites. Use PageSpeed Insights to analyze your site’s loading speed and fix performance issues. A slow site can hurt your rankings.

• Content marketing & blogging  - Publish useful, keyword-rich content that answers common questions in your niche. This helps attract organic traffic and improves rankings. Write about your products or services, how-tos, and industry trends and news. Try to be consistent by posting articles once a week. Google will recognize that your site is active and updated.

• Track performance with Google Analytics - Monitor where your traffic is coming from, which pages perform best, and how users interact with your site. This data helps refine your SEO strategy.

• Implement a loyalty program - Loyalty programs keep visitors engaged and encourage repeat traffic. Growave is a great tool that helps you set up rewards, referrals, and reviews, boosting customer retention and organic reach. 

• Build backlinks - Get quality backlinks from authoritative websites. This increases your domain authority and search rankings. Ahrefs can help you identify backlink opportunities and show how many backlinks you need for a particular keyword. 

• Regularly analyze & adjust - Keep refining your SEO efforts based on insights from Ahrefs, Google Analytics, and Google Search Console to ensure steady traffic growth.

Good luck!

[tobebuilds]

Hi Gypsumaddiction,

SEO is difficult and takes a long time (think 6 months to a year of consistent effort to see significant results). If you plan to DIY, expect to devote a lot of time to it. Personally, I've been learning from r/SEO for about 2 years, but I'm far from an expert.

Some BASIC tips:

• Get a keyword research tool (or even just Google Keyword Planner, or Google search itself) to identify keywords related to your niche.
• Creating high-quality content for long-tail, low competition keywords can drive highly targeted traffic. It won't make you a millionaire, but it can help your site start gradually building authority and reputation.
• Write for humans, not search engines.
• Match the user's intent when writing articles. Way too many people turn everything into a sales pitch, which makes for awful content that users bounce from quickly.
• Develop real relationships with other site in your niche to increase the odds they'll link to your site. 

Best,

Tobe