There could be several reasons why your Google SEO hasn’t shown results after three years:
Wrong keyword targeting – You might be focusing on keywords that are too competitive, low-traffic, or not aligned with user intent.
Poor content quality or relevance – Google rewards high-quality, original, and helpful content. Thin or duplicated content won’t rank well.
Weak backlinks – Without authoritative backlinks, even good content can struggle to rank.
Technical SEO issues – Problems like slow site speed, poor mobile usability, broken links, or indexing errors can hold rankings back.
Low domain authority – New or weak domains take longer to build trust.
Frequent site changes – Constant redesigns, URL changes, or content rewrites can reset progress.
Algorithm updates – Google’s frequent updates can hurt sites that rely on outdated strategies.
Lack of consistent effort – SEO is cumulative. Irregular posting, weak link building, or stopping updates can stall growth.
To fix it:
Start with a full SEO audit (technical + content + backlinks), identify which areas are underperforming, and rebuild your strategy focusing on high-value keywords, quality backlinks, and content authority.