What could a year of SEO work change?
Start with your search visits. Set a publishing pace. See three possible paths and the assumptions behind them.
Illustrative only. Estimates, not promises. Every figure on this page comes from the assumptions listed below, not from your site's data. Rankings depend on competition, search engine updates and page quality.
Expected scenario (illustrative)
Monthly search visits (illustrative)
Selected scenarioConservative to ambitiousToday's visits
Every month, every scenario
| Scenario | Today | M1 | M2 | M3 | M4 | M5 | M6 | M7 | M8 | M9 | M10 | M11 | M12 |
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What we're assuming
- One monthly growth rate per scenario. 2% for Conservative, 4% for Expected, 7% for Ambitious. Each new page per month adds 0.4% to the monthly rate (four pages: 5.6% for Expected).
- A slow start. Month 1 is flat. Months 2 to 6 apply 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, then 100% of that rate, which holds through month 12.
- Growth compounds from today's monthly visits.
- The lead rate stays fixed. Leads are enquiries, not sales.
- Extra leads add up, for months 1 to 12, the visits above today's level times the lead rate.
These are illustrative growth assumptions, not forecasts based on your site. They don't model seasonality, competition, traffic declines or search engine updates. Publishing more pages doesn't guarantee growth; usefulness and quality matter more than count.
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