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How can I improve the SEO of my website having launched 3 months ago?

So I launched this website (argentinacitizenships.com) 3 months ago... my goal is for it to rank on the 1st page for key words like Argentina Citizenship by Investment. Right now I'm ranking on the 6th page (*not 6th spot). My idea behind the domain was buying one related to the keyword, and I also created 9 articles linking back to the main keyword as well as homepage with the goal of having internal cluster pushing my homepage. But for some reason my website hasn't been able to jump spots via SEO on the Google pages. And at the same time, other domains ranking on the 1st google page for the same mentioned keyword, just have very basic content about the topic... I don't understand what I'm currently doing wrong.

Based on my website, what are the best measures/low hanging fruits you recommend implementing to improve my SEO?

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