Search traffic sent to keywords you already rank for.

One requirement before anything else

Your site has to already rank inside Google’s top 100 for the keywords you want targeted. If it does not appear at all, there is nothing here to work with and I will turn the order down. That situation is a search optimisation problem, not a traffic problem.

What a campaign actually does

Sessions reach your pages through Google search results rather than as direct or referral hits, on both mobile and desktop, and they behave like reading visits rather than single clicks.

• A daily search volume agreed and capped in advance, spread across the campaign rather than dumped in one day.
• A defined set of target keywords, weighted toward long tail terms where you sit closest to page one.
• Time spent on the page and a few subpages visited per session, so the visit is not a bare click and bounce.
• Country targeting, so the traffic comes from the market you actually sell to.
• A report of what was sent, on which days, against which keyword.

What changes in Search Console

Impressions and clicks rise on the campaign keywords, and the click through rate on those keywords rises with them. That is the effect, it appears in your own account, and you can check it yourself.

Record your baseline before we begin. Without it there is nothing to compare against and any claim about the result is unverifiable, including mine.

Three things I will not claim

Read this part properly. It is the reason to buy from me rather than from someone promising more.

That it makes you rank

Google’s public position is that clicking your own search result does not change your ranking. Click data does exist inside Google’s systems, and that was confirmed in court testimony, but it is aggregated across a long window, compressed at higher volumes, and filtered for authentic behaviour. A campaign of this size does not control it. Rankings, sales, conversions, AdSense approval and ad revenue are all outside what this service can promise.

That any effect lasts

Where practitioners do report a ranking lift, the common pattern is that positions return to their previous baseline once the campaign ends. Plan for the numbers to be campaign-shaped rather than permanent.

That there is no downside

Two real costs, and they apply even though these sessions include time on page and subpage visits rather than bare clicks. Search engines actively filter traffic patterns that do not look organic, so the effort can simply be discounted. And your own Search Console and analytics get harder to read, because campaign traffic sits on top of your real traffic and moves the baseline you make decisions from.

If your actual goal is to rank

Then this is the wrong purchase, and I would rather say so than take the order. Ranking comes from fixing whatever is holding the site back, which is separate work on the cause rather than on the numbers. Tell me what you are actually trying to achieve and I will point you at the right thing, even when the right thing is not this.

Tell me what you want targeted

Send the keywords and pages, and roughly the volume you have in mind. I will check whether you rank inside the top 100 for them, tell you what I expect it will and will not do in your case, and say so plainly if the money is better spent elsewhere.