Good/Bad? Honestly not something I pay attention to

[Tracy]

Decided to log into my Google Analytics page to check the status (haven't looked at in in a while since it really doesn't concern me).
For s site that does NO advertising per-se and doesn't push their site even minimally... is this a decent impact?

Again.. I don't push the site anywhere since it's really ran for my benefit. And as you can tell.. I don't really worry about SEO or any such reports.

 

[cpvr]

It’s good considering the fact that you’re not promoting it and it’s growing organically without any active promotion.

 

[Nomad]

If your site content well written and original content, your site would already have a better SEO score. SEO does not only mean utilizing keywords and building links. The most important thing is quality content. Some of my top ranking articles were written long before I actually learned about SEO.

 

[Tracy]

If your site content well written and original content, your site would already have a better SEO score. SEO does not only mean utilizing keywords and building links. The most important thing is quality content. Some of my top ranking articles were written long before I actually learned about SEO.

Oh, I've got content that is doing good also.
Seven day period for just two of them from Google search alone.

What is funny is what a difference N.I.N.A. and NINA can make. The correct naming format is the former, the common use is the latter. But they don't reflect the same searches, so have to do some tweaking in the metadata for that article to show both in the description.
Do a search on Bing for setting up a pc with n.i.n.a and my article is second listed. Do the search based upon setting up a pc with nina and it's nowhere near that.

 

[Heatman]

Even though you're not doing anything much for your SEO just like you've pointed out, I think that it's a good result that you've got there. Imagine how good it's going to be when you decide to push it.