SEO is a long game, but the right moves in month one lay the groundwork for everything after. Here is a starter list that needs no technical background.
Week 1: lay the foundation
- Add your site to Google Search Console and verify ownership.
- Submit a sitemap.xml so Google knows which pages exist.
- Make sure the site looks right on mobile and loads fast.
Week 2: find the right words
Which words do customers use when they look for you? Long, specific searches such as "vegan cake in Brooklyn" are more reachable for new sites. Pick one main search for each important page.
Week 3: tidy up your pages
For every page:
- A title under 60 characters that includes the search,
- A description that explains the page in one sentence,
- One main H1 heading,
- Meaningful alt text on images.
Week 4: content and links
- Publish one article that answers a customer question.
- Connect your pages with internal links.
- If you serve a local area, create and complete your Google Business Profile.
When will you see results?
On a new site, SEO results usually show up over months, not weeks. So the goal of month one is not rankings — it is the right foundation. Impressions starting to rise in Search Console is a good first sign.
In short
Lay the foundation, choose the right searches, tidy your pages and publish regularly. The rest comes with time.
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What to read next
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