How long does it take for Google to bring visitors to my new site?

[Acuatico]

Hello, this is my new site: https://audiogen.rf.gd

The website is an audio signal generator that allows users to configure different waveforms and frequencies.

The thing is, I’ve registered my site in Google’s Search Console. I’ve optimized it to be easily indexed in Google’s search engine, but after several weeks, I haven’t seen a single visit, and I find it a little strange. In Search Console, my website barely shows up; maybe every two or three days, it appears in the 50th to 80th position, but no one clicks on it, according to Search Console statistics.

Should I wait longer?
Should I link to my website on other relevant sites related to my website’s topic?

I suppose if I link to my site in this forum, maybe Google will give it more relevance in its algorithm, or am I wrong?

[Greenreader9]

Please use the correct category next time, the Informal category is not for support requests.

Your site is indexed by google: Google Search

Note that is can take weeks, months, even years before Google indexes your entire website, I believe it took just under 2 years for my first website to be fully indexed.

Also, you are doing very well for a new website, ranking 9th on Google for “Multi-Waveform Audio Generator” (Which is the first page) even though Tor

I would make sure you have a favicon, and update your site name:

Changing the Site Name in search results

In Google search results and those of other search engines, you will see an additional name above the title of the page, like this: [image] As shown, it says “InfinityFree” at the top. If you have a website hosted on a free subdomain, you may also see this label say “InfinityFree.” What is this label, and why would it say “InfinityFree” for your own website? This is the Site Name label In addition to well-known meta tags such as the page title and description, there are other page and websit…

Having a slightly longer description can also be beneficial

[littlecloves]

Same here with my new site https://littlecloves.social-networking.me
But it is only indexed for less than a week, so I can’t complain much.

What I have done so far is to link it to my social media (Instagram, Tiktok, X) which have thousands of followers combined.
Hope it works.

[Acuatico]

Excellent answer.

I’ve followed your recommendations, such as the meta tag and favicon. I’ve also made changes to the website title (which is a bit longer), but I don’t know if that could hurt or help me in terms of search engine optimization.

Yesterday, I was recommending my website on electronics forums, specifically on four sites besides this one, and so far I’m getting a few dozen visits from those sites, so Google will index and rank my site in a slightly more relevant position.

Thank you very much for your time and recommendations.

[Acuatico]

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In addition to including your website on your social media accounts as already mentioned, I recommend that you register on forums related to your website’s topic and include a link to your site with a description or comment about it.

I recommend doing this on the 4 or 5 most relevant sites that appear in Google searches, only posting one comment per forum (it could be considered spam), and always using the text accompanying the link in each forum, which could also be considered spam by Google.

I also recommend doing this on different days because if you do this on several forums in a few minutes or hours, Google’s algorithm could also consider it spam.

This will help Google take your site into account, and the algorithm may give you a higher ranking and make your search faster.