Why isn't my site showing in Google's top 30 even after using SEO tools?

[FastmOcean]

Hey, i've added plenty of SEO tools like: optimization apps, product description, alt image description, meta description and metafields.

(My site) https://fastmm2.com

But, after 3 weeks my site is still not found by typing the keywords in my meta description like: Buy mm2, Murder Mystery 2.

My site only pops up if i type fastmm2!

I've already indexed my XML 5 times but still no better results, does anyone know why? Does it take a certain amount

[Lee-Strong-SEO]

Great job on getting started with SEO for your website! It's important to remember, though, that SEO is an ongoing process and involves more than just indexing and meta descriptions. After reviewing your site, I've got a few suggestions that could help improve your rankings:

1. Content Depth: Currently, your website seems a bit light on content. It's crucial for Google (and your visitors) to clearly understand what your site is about. If it's related to a game, which game is it? Provide clear, detailed explanations about your products and services.

2. Product Descriptions: I noticed that the product descriptions on your site are quite brief. Expanding these to clearly highlight the benefits and features of the products you're selling can make a big difference. Detailed descriptions help both your customers and search engines better understand your offerings.

3. Blog and Additional Content: Content is indeed king in SEO. Consider adding a blog or additional content that's relevant to your products. This not only enriches your site for visitors but also gives Google more context to understand and rank your website in relevant searches.

Remember, SEO takes time and the results aren't immediate. Continuous improvement and updating of your website content can gradually improve your search engine rankings. Keep at it!

[OneMobile]

Hi @FastmOcean 

SEO is a long-term process that doesn’t show results overnight (even when you’ve put tons of effort into it). Usually, it takes from 5 months to a year before you start seeing big changes in your rankings. This is especially true when larger & more established sites are also targeting the same keywords as yours.

So I guess there’s no “quick” fix to this. However, you can keep optimizing your websites for search engines and hope for the best. Here are some of my suggestions:

1. Develop a strategy for building high-quality backlinks from websites with good authority. If you’re serious about SEO, backlinks are a must, not a plus.
2. Ensure that your product descriptions, blog posts, and other site content are optimized for both search engines & human readers.
3. Ensure all your on-page SEO elements are optimized. This includes header tags (H1, H2, H3), title tags, and ensuring that keywords are naturally integrated within your content.
4. Ensure your site is technically optimized, which includes having a sitemap.xml file, and a robot.txt file, using canonical URLs to prevent duplicate content, and fixing broken links.
5. If you are targeting a local or regional market, ensure that local SEO practices are in place, such as having your business registered on Google My Business and other local directories.
6. Use tools like Google Analytics and Google Search Console to track your traffic, understand what keywords users are finding you with, and identify potential areas for improvement.

I hope that this helps!