Your question is a lot like how deep is a hole? How high is up? SEO is like a sport, and you are competing for various positions with others. Results could be a top 10 ranking for one search term. It could be a #1 ranking for three search terms. It could mean hundreds of things for any given site.
How long does SEO take to get results?
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Increasingly clients are asking for benchmarks and SEO and social media marketers (whose answers to these questions would no doubt be very similar)are employing them, even if only to get a sense of momentum in certain areas. Top ranking for specific search terms or a certain level of "engagement" on Facebook or Twitter. The question then becomes, what do these benchmarks really mean? Which benchmarks translate to actual success and how can we tell? Which ones translate to conversion and how do we measure this? What number of unique visits do you expect by a certain time and why? If your clients haven't started asking these kinds of questions, they will soon. Coming up with reasonable answers is a whole new challenge in an evolving market.
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Thank you for sharing amabaie!
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