@webhivedigital

Nothing, and I mean nothing, is gonna fix your website's SEO if you keep getting these two things wrong. This is exactly why your website isn't ranking or isn't generating any revenue from those rankings.

Even if you've done. You can publish blog posts, you can submit your site map on Google. You can even hire an agency.

If you're targeting the wrong keywords or you don't have the right pages, search engines are not gonna rank you for the things that are gonna make you money.

This is a pattern that I see on most websites that I audit, and it's literally why I made the, so I can teach people exactly what pages and keywords they need.

First, you're targeting the wrong keywords. Several different ways you can do this, they can be way too broad. You could be targeting informational keywords, which is when people are looking to learn something rather than buy.

Or even just keywords that don't properly match what you sell. So even if you do get clicks, you're not gonna make a sale.

What you actually need to do is target keywords you can realistically rank for. Obviously they need to describe your product and have the right search intent behind them so people are looking to buy when they search for that thing. That's traffic ready to convert.

Second problem is you don't have the right pages because you can't target these keywords with blog post. And you also can't target them when you're trying to rank for everything on one or two pages. Each keyword needs its own page and it's probably not a blog post.

All of this is fundamental SEO stuff that you to have built into your site before you consider blog post or any other noise. I go into this in detail in the SEO Clinic so you can figure out exactly what pages you need and what keywords you need to do.

Not even think about publishing another blog post before you check that out.