Hey! SEO is a lot more than just putting high-search keywords in your title and description.

A few things I'd check:

1. Google Search Console – Check whether your pages are actually indexed. If Google hasn't indexed your pages, you won't get organic traffic no matter how good the keywords are.

2. Search intent – Make sure your content actually answers what people are searching for. Using a popular keyword isn't enough if your page doesn't satisfy the user's intent.

3. Content quality – Try to create useful, original content that is better or more complete than the pages already ranking for your target keywords.

4. Internal linking – Link related pages together so search engines can discover and understand your content more easily.

5. Backlinks – Getting relevant, high-quality websites to link to your content can help build authority.

6. Technical SEO – Check your sitemap, robots.txt, canonical URLs, page speed, mobile usability, and whether important pages return the correct HTTP status codes.

7. Don't target only highly competitive keywords – If your website is new, try targeting more specific long-tail keywords. They usually have less competition and can be easier to rank for.

Also, 4–5 visits per day isn't necessarily a sign that your SEO is broken, especially if