Here’s a more detailed breakdown of a realistic SEO timeline:

First Month of SEO – SEO analysts conduct keyword research, website audits and optimization planning during the first month. A lot of time is spent researching potential keywords during this period.

Second Month of SEO – In the second month of SEO, we begin implementing the changes based on the initial audit and research results. Depending on how extensive the overhaul must be, this phase can take months to complete.

Third Month of SEO – The analyst’s focus shifts to content management in the third month, namely improving current pages, adding new content as necessary, and more effectively marketing content.

Fourth Month of SEO – In this month, it’s all about fine-tuning: content creation, technical optimization, and indexing of new pages and content.

Fifth Month of SEO – In this month, we will promote content management and user experience improvements through SEO efforts.

Sixth month of SEO – The sixth month should be devoted to maintaining and updating ongoing SEO efforts. In addition to continuing to create content, optimizing for new keyword targets or audiences, and updating websites with new product and service offerings, this can be accomplished by continuing to create content.

Your business benefits from SEO because it gives you the ability to answer potential customers’ questions. SEO increases visibility and traffic, as well as your authority in your field as a result of SEO. As a result of authority, consumers become loyal to your brand.

To get results from SEO, it takes several factors to get results: the keyword difficulty, the competition, inbound links, and the domain age. Thus, SEO can take a long time or a short time depending on your approach to these key areas.