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2300 clicks and 91000 impressions in 3 months

Hey guys, I built a website with content for a group of people living and moving abroad. Mostly tips about how to start and how to solve specific issues when moving etc.

In 3 months I reached 2300 clicks mostly by posting on Facebook groups, WhatsApp groups and content like pages and blogs and free tools like calculators.

The visit duration is around 1 minute and I’m at 8k unique users. Nothing monetized yet, but I’ve many ideas In the pipeline.

But I’m totally unsure what kpi I should follow the most and if those numbers are really good after 3 months of work.

What is your opinions on these mentioned numbers after 3 months?
What are realistic numbers after 3 months?

Thank you in advance.

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