not much organic traffic

Hi there,

Thanks for contacting us. We know how frustrating it can be to not see much organic traffic on your website.

I doubt the problem is originating from Rank Math – that is, as long as your Titles & Meta and the other Rank Math settings are configured properly.

That said, there are many possible factors that can affect your website’s performance in search engines, such as the quality and relevance of your content, the number and quality of your backlinks, the design and speed of your website, and the competition in your niche. We recommend that you do a comprehensive audit of your website to find out what you can improve: https://rankmath.com/kb/seo-analysis/. However, we can’t do this for you unless you share your website address with us. You can also check if your website is indexed by Google by typing “site:example.com” in the search box.

One of the most important things you can do to boost your organic traffic is to create content that is valuable, engaging, and well-optimized for the keywords you want to rank for. You should also try to get more backlinks from authoritative and relevant websites in your industry. Moreover, you should make sure your website is easy to use and navigate on mobile devices and has a fast loading time to enhance user experience.

Another thing you should consider is how competitive your niche is. If there are many well-established and popular websites in your niche, it may take more time and effort to outrank them in search engine results.

We hope this helps you understand what you need to do to improve your organic traffic. If you have any more questions or concerns, please feel free to ask us.

Best

Hello,

Thank you for following up here.

We have checked your site and we can see that your sitemap and robots.txt file are configured correctly. However, we also noticed that only a few of your pages and posts are showing up on Google search results. This could be due to various factors, such as crawl errors, site speed, content quality, etc.

To find out the exact reason, we need to look at your Google Search Console data. Please log in to your Google Search Console account and check the Coverage report under the Index section. This report will show you how many pages of your site are indexed by Google, and how many are excluded for different reasons. If you see any errors or warnings, please let us know what they are. This will help us understand what is preventing some of your posts from being indexed.

We look forward to helping you resolve this issue as soon as possible.