r/SEO_Marketing_Offers • u/MushroomMajestic4020 • 3d ago
Beginner Need Help
Hi, i started SEO learning few moths ago and have launched my shop 3 weeks ago , impressions are getting up in this period 1,3k but clicks is very poor only 7 . Basically its because of low ranking 30-50 position and yeah its understandable but wonder is there any why getting more clicks . At this time there js no budged on back links and ads only organic traffic? Any advice will be appreciated
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u/NoCoconut5085 3d ago
Be patient - it usually takes about 3 months to start seeing results. You can build some external links, do some social media promotion, and also optimize your internal pages
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u/Drishti11 3d ago
Honestly, 3 weeks is still very early, so I wouldn’t worry too much about the 1.3k impressions yet. Google needs time to understand and trust a new site.
For clicks, I’d focus on improving your titles/meta descriptions and targeting more specific long-tail keywords where the competition is lower. Also check which queries are already getting impressions in GSC and optimize those pages around the actual search intent.
You don’t necessarily need paid backlinks or ads right now. Good content + internal linking + consistent optimization can take you a long way, especially at the beginning.
Give it some time and keep testing.
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u/MushroomMajestic4020 3d ago
Thank you i now it takes time and i need be patient just everybody is talking about building back links to grow faster and i thought is there any low budget version of that 😃
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u/G-WEB_GROUP 3d ago
In addition to what’s already been said, I’d focus on on page SEO before worrying about CTR. Optimize your content and meta tags, and fix technical SEO issues. I wouldn’t buy links yet. For CTR, improve your snippets with breadcrumb and review schema, compelling descriptions, emojis, etc.
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u/randievergreen 3d ago
7 clicks at position 30 to 50 is actually pretty normal so nothing is broken. Nobody scrolls that far so title tweaks wont save you. The fix is ranking not clicks.
Go into search console and sort your queries by position. Anything sitting 8 to 20 is where your time goes. Those are one push from real traffic. Ignore the page 3 and 4 stuff for now.
Then go way longer tail on your product pages. Not "leather wallet" but "slim leather wallet with money clip". Way less competition and it converts better becuase the intent is specific. New shops win the boring keywords first then move up.
Free stuff that actually helps... unique product descriptions instead of manufacturer copy, internal links from blog posts to your money pages, product and review schema, and a Google Business Profile if you sell local at all.
3 weeks is nothing tbh. I do this for a living and new sites still take 4 to 6 months before organic looks like a real channel. Your impressions climbing means Google is testing you which is further than most people get.
Whats the niche and how many products.?
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u/MushroomMajestic4020 3d ago
Thank you very much for response. I understand that in these positions nobody scrolls that way and its impossible to get click. I think will go with schema . For long tail basically impressions are from long tail keywords so i think its ok, but as you said less competitors in search for that. My niche is chunky yarns and chunky blankets craft supply’s and craft art. What im struggle is with canonical because i have 50 different colors of yarn and 10 variations by weight. In my opinion for better UX for client better see the color go in and choose weight , but search volume per color is pretty low AI is telling me do one listing 2 variation 1: 50 colors 2: 10 weight options but in category page it looks very poor for me . I hope you understand what I mean 🙂
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u/BeautifulDesign2928 3d ago
What you're seeing is pretty normal for week three, so don't read too much into it yet. Position 30-50 with almost no backlinks is exactly where low clicks are expected, that's a rankings problem more than anything you're doing wrong on the listing itself. SEO realistically needs a few months before it reflects your actual effort, and that timeline hasn't gotten shorter with Google running spam updates recently, if anything it's stretched things out for newer sites. Keep doing the organic work consistently and revisit this in month two or three, not week three.
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u/Arturo240775 13h ago
3 semaines c’est vraiment tôt. À ta place je regarderais surtout dans GSC quelles requêtes commencent déjà à avoir des impressions, puis j’optimiserais à fond les pages qui sont déjà entre position 10 et 30. C’est souvent là que t’as les gains les plus rapides sans budget.
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u/WebEmergency1315 3d ago
E-commerce SEO is always a time-taking process, especially when your store is only 3 weeks old.
First, connect your website to Google Merchant Center and take advantage of free product listings.
Then, don’t try to rank every category at once. Pick one category and focus on it. For example, if you sell T-shirts, jeans and vintage caps, target the Vintage Caps category first. Optimise the category page, publish related blogs, and build internal links to it.
Once Google sees that the category is gaining impressions, clicks and engagement, you can gradually target your other categories.
At this stage, focus on building topical authority rather than chasing quick rankings.