RKAZNEvery AI automation agency's website claims to "drive results." Almost none of them show you the actual Search Console data behind that claim — because most of the time, it's a handful of cherry-picked wins from a client's best month, with everything else left out of the screenshot. We're doing this differently: this is rkazn.com's own, real search performance, unedited, including the parts that haven't worked yet.
The honest starting point
This site started from close to zero organic visibility. Over the last roughly 50 days of tracked data, impressions grew from about 9 in the first week to 123 in the most recent week — real, compounding growth, driven by the same process we run for clients: publish content around real search demand, fix technical issues the data points to, and build internal links to the pages closest to ranking.
Clicks, meanwhile, are still close to zero. Total: 3 clicks across those 50+ days. We're not hiding that number because it's inconvenient — it's the most useful number on this page, because it tells you exactly what stage this process is at.
Impressions tell you the content is being found. Clicks tell you it's winning. Right now we're squarely in the first phase, and this post exists so you can watch the second phase happen in public.
Why impressions grow before clicks do
This isn't a failure — it's the normal shape of organic growth on a young site. Google has to discover and rank a page before anyone can click it, and a brand-new site's pages typically rank somewhere on page 2 or 3 before they climb. That's exactly what our own query data shows: no query currently sits in the top 5, several sit in the 8-to-20 "striking distance" range, and that's precisely the group we're actively working to push upward.
What we've actually done, in order
- Fixed a canonical tag bug that was telling Google every page was a duplicate of the homepage
- Consolidated www and non-www versions of the site into one canonical domain with a proper redirect
- Found and fixed a CSS bug that was silently blocking scroll on mobile for any page taller than one screen
- Added FAQ schema to high-value pages, matched to real questions people were already searching for
- Reinforced the brand name in the homepage's main heading after noticing our own branded search term was ranking far lower than a branded query normally should
- Published a timely post tied to real, current news (reaching position 7 within 4 days) to test how fast well-targeted, relevant content can move versus slower evergreen content
- Added internal links from high-traffic pages to the pages sitting closest to page 1 — the single highest-leverage move on a small site
What this actually means if you're evaluating us
You don't have to take our word for how we work — you're looking at it happen in real time on our own site. Every fix above came from reading actual Search Console data, not guessing. That's the exact process we run on client sites, except there we're usually starting from more existing authority and traffic than a brand-new domain has, which means the same fixes tend to move faster.
If you want to see what this process finds on your own site, our free ROI calculator is a reasonable first look, or you can just talk to us directly about what we'd check first.
We'll keep updating this
This post will get revised as the numbers change — including if something we tried doesn't work. That's the point of publishing it.