SEO is a process that includes creating an effective site architecture, developing high-quality content, performing keyword optimization, gaining authority, and improving the UX. Contrary to what many people think regarding search engine rankings, search engines do not always rank web pages immediately, but they rather prioritize trustworthiness, relevancy, and quality when it comes to ranking pages. When a brand new website or page is created, search engines always need some time to analyze the page and determine where it should be placed in the ranks. Many ranking factors are considered by search engines when they decide where the web page should be placed. Some of these factors include website speed, website responsiveness, website content quality, backlinks, keyword optimization, engagement, and authority among others. Most people often confuse SEO with gaining a reputation, which is wrong. Gaining a reputation takes some time, and the more high-quality content you have, more effective the optimization is and more positive signals your users send, the more website authority you will gain. With increased website authority, your page ranking will be improved, resulting in more targeted traffic.