How long does it take to get my webpage to rank?

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Once I start SEO, how long will it take to get my webpage ranking?

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It takes atleast 2-3 months to get in rank.
Just focus on off page activities you will get good result.

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If by “ranking” you mean “appearing in search results”, the answer is usually only a few days.

If you mean “appearing high up in search results”, then the question is like “how long is a piece of string?” The answer is that it depends on the quality of your content, the quality and number of your competitors, the actual search term used, the location of the searcher…

Focus on the quality of your content. That’s what search engines primarily rank - and what people searching the Internet are interested in.

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It takes at least one month to get rank on your webpage with proper seo. Because seo gives you result but take some time to give you result and also give you long term results.

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Really?
I’ve seen content being included in SERPs within minutes of it being posted. And with absolutely no “offpage SEO” having been done for it at all.

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I agree Mittineageu., you’re site will be cached will be depend how well and goes your content viral. In my experience a content that goes viral will be ranked up on serp…

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Thank you for your input! I would keep all that in mind.

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i have created a blogger site. now i have started the seo work in my website. now, i want to know, how much time will be needed for its ranking in google.???

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Welcome to the forums, @rmasum723.

I have moved your post into this topic, where you question has already been asked and answered.

Please take time to search the forums before posting, as you’ll often find your question has already been answered.

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thnaks a lot… @TechnoBear

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To be clear: search engines are looking for high-quality, unique content. If your blog consists only of articles plagiarised from other sites, the chances of it ever appearing in search results are not great. Which is, of course, as it should be. Plagiarism is theft; taking somebody else’s work and pretending it is your own.

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It looks as though the first article on your website has been copied from the BBC’s website @rmasum723. I haven’t looked at any other articles. Google does not index plagiarised content, so it could be a very long time indeed before your site ranks anywhere in Google.

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It depends where you want to rank, but keep in mind that fast things never last long.

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