
Hey,
I've been working on our landing page for a month and launched it at the beginning of January.
First time doing SEO like this, so I'm wondering how good are these results.
1700 impressions over 3 weeks with 41 clicks. Some visitors have converted to users.
We don't have a lot of blogs, I just optimized every page and focused on keywords that Ahrefs suggested.
Site: https://tolt.io
Would love to hear some thoughts and even feedback from other indie hackers!
I think this looks great!
May I ask what tech stack the platform is built on?
Thanks! The landing page is built with Webflow while the app is done with the MERN stack.
I am very curious about your design as far as what is MERN and what is Webflow and why you picked what you did. If you would be interested in connecting, shoot me a message on twitter (click on my account and it will show the link)
Good looking website. FREE plan offering looks good. Are you planning to keep it around for long time?
Thank you! We do plan to change our pricing, but we will always have a free plan.
Because to be it doesn't make sense to immediately pay, since affiliate marketing might not work for every startup.
Page speed and SEO have high ratings on lighthouse, which is great in the birth of a site!
Impressive site, what did you use to make it?
We used Webflow for the landing page and the blog.
Yea, the desktop version looks great on lighthouse, but the mobile needs a bit of work!
Would recommend adding some alternative pages like "rewardful alternative", as they probably have a high buying indent.
Yea, that makes perfect sense, we already have some. But they're a bit hard to grow in ranking 😅
I think linking such pages in the footer helps a bit. But overall rank depends a lot on domain authority, which takes time. On-page quality is probably good in your case.
Looks pretty decent for your site metrics. Most of the time home pages don’t rank for much other than the brand name because there is usually no focused keyword or topic
Makes sense. Most of the clicks are from my other keyword-focused pages!
Thanks tho!
Great. Good start. UI and website speed is good. these are ranking factors now for google.
Those numbers seem good! I've written ~20 blog posts over the past 3 weeks, and average between 40-100 impressions per day (but only a few clicks, less than yours I believe).
Would you mind sharing "Ahrefs suggesstions on keywords" to focus on for each web page?
Also, website looks really good -- how did you make it? Is it webflow?
Thanks!
I just checked my competitors on Ahrefs and picked a few keywords that had some volume and very low KD. Then created landing pages for those keywords. So, nothing crazy I guess.
Yea, it's completely done on Webflow!
Not bad seeing those stats after 3 weeks. I have seen such stats even after 3 years.
This is great, not sure what you get from comparison of great or just right.
Pick what best worked and do more of it.
Yea, probably nothing, but first time really focusing on SEO, so have no idea what to expect 😅
Hey Daniel, It's a great start, your website UI is cool. Offering a free trial is a good idea to get the initial set of customer and their feedback.
But How long have you planned to offer a free trial?
Great results! Do you have any quick tips or tricks you can share for how you did it?
I just launched a beta version of a design challenge newsletter and would like to rely on organic marketing.
Feel free to check it out of you'd like DailyDesignBrief.com .
Nicely done! Great look and feel.
Awesome SEO work man. Any tips for my website https://skindiligent.com
its been sometime no satisfactory results yet.
I see this is a sales post, but I would say 1400 impressions and 32 clicks are not enough to validate your SEO success. I have also reached 80-100 clicks/week in 3 weeks, but then it stuck there for two months and went back to 10 clicks/week for now. I did not do any SEO-specific thing and did not change anything
I think also it is a sales post. I mean an affiliate network that doesn't know SEO....sounds weird
Its clearly a sales post but is that really a bad thing? Ultimately, someone is going to be selling shovels to startups as a business model.
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