The tricky part is that most of your current search data was collected while Google was seeing a materially different site than users were.
What would you need to observe after these fixes before concluding SEO itself is too slow and shifting meaningful effort into another acquisition channel?
Any good way to check wehter Google is seeing the same as users or not? I inspect my URLs throgu GSC inspector and they look the same. forgive me if this is silly as I'm not that expert in this.
Not a silly question at all. It’s a good thing to verify, especially after a major site issue.
The important part is that you’ll want to compare the signals after the fixes with enough time and data, rather than drawing conclusions from the period when the site was behaving differently.
The detail that everything runs in the browser except the AI document features really stood out. Calling that out clearly builds a lot more trust than just saying it's privacy first.
Reading this I kept thinking it feels like it should be getting a lot more organic traffic than it probably is already. Especially now that you've finally cleared the issues that were holding it back in the first month.
I'm curious. Do you have the same feeling now that those fixes are behind you?
Actually because im not strong technically, I still dont feel that but i think its normal since my domain is still new, not years serving online. the issue I am facing right now is whether my implementation is correct or not. and im doing my best to reach to this conslusion.
any advise from professional like yourself is highly appreciated :)
Yes, that makes sense. Since the technical side is already mostly cleaned up, I can take a look at where the current traffic gaps are and where you may be leaking organic traffic.
If you’d like, email me at mumar@growwithmumar.online and I can guide you through what I’m seeing and what I’d focus on first.
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The tricky part is that most of your current search data was collected while Google was seeing a materially different site than users were.
What would you need to observe after these fixes before concluding SEO itself is too slow and shifting meaningful effort into another acquisition channel?
Hello Aryan. Thank you for your reply.
Any good way to check wehter Google is seeing the same as users or not? I inspect my URLs throgu GSC inspector and they look the same. forgive me if this is silly as I'm not that expert in this.
Not a silly question at all. It’s a good thing to verify, especially after a major site issue.
The important part is that you’ll want to compare the signals after the fixes with enough time and data, rather than drawing conclusions from the period when the site was behaving differently.
The detail that everything runs in the browser except the AI document features really stood out. Calling that out clearly builds a lot more trust than just saying it's privacy first.
Reading this I kept thinking it feels like it should be getting a lot more organic traffic than it probably is already. Especially now that you've finally cleared the issues that were holding it back in the first month.
I'm curious. Do you have the same feeling now that those fixes are behind you?
Hello Muhammad. and thank you for your reply.
Actually because im not strong technically, I still dont feel that but i think its normal since my domain is still new, not years serving online. the issue I am facing right now is whether my implementation is correct or not. and im doing my best to reach to this conslusion.
any advise from professional like yourself is highly appreciated :)
Yes, that makes sense. Since the technical side is already mostly cleaned up, I can take a look at where the current traffic gaps are and where you may be leaking organic traffic.
If you’d like, email me at mumar@growwithmumar.online and I can guide you through what I’m seeing and what I’d focus on first.