Here you are at the top of your search:
https://www.google.com/search?q=ilkok&oq=ilkok&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l7.2706j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Let's take a look at Google Trends for that search. 

With Google Trends, you have to compare against another keyword so I'll search against "Social Media":
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=ilkok,social%20media

Name and Brand are everything...

Maybe, make your main site a Wordpress site for SEO with Oxwall as the social side of things with links to it in the main site menu...

Your name is ilkok Social Network, so don't expect any traffic based on searches for that, because there are none...

Your other way is to target the keyword "Social Network" or "Social Media"....

Good Luck beating Facebook..

In my opinion, you're targeting too large of an audience with a General Purpose Social Media Network, which the world just doesn't need another... And.... There is no way to compete against the larger Social Media Giants with something like Oxwall.

That being said, your best bet is to target a smaller, specific niche...

Everyone is already on all the others, why do we need another that no one is on yet?

You'll have to get creative and more specific.

These aren't attacks, just trying to get you to think outside the box a little and think of something to set your network apart from the others..

:-)

All 3 of these Oxwall sites target very specific niches, very well.

You need to use  site: example.com  (no www) 

site: ilkok.com

i see pages of results.. more than 10 pages

+1 AppXprt

Here Ilkok is a reminder in case you forgot the basics :) 

https://developers.oxwall.com/forum/topic/51775

Remember, those sites that you see nationally now (regardless of topic) spent years in the local market and then they grew. You cant expect the reward unless you do the basic footwork first.  Get out there and share your love and excitement of your site, dont get discouraged by negative feedback, use it to grow and learn about your market needs.

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Maybe, make your main site a Wordpress site for SEO with Oxwall as the social side of things with links to it in the main site menu...

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A really good advice :)

I thinking about this now for some months....should i move my oxwall site to a subdomain or just open a new domain ? what is the best to do? hmmm.....

Better do same appxprt told from start.

Because i have build up backlinks to the old main url and then i should use that for my wordpress new landing pages :) it will bee a nice combination of SEO boost. but oofcourse if you have many bad backlinks you just want to leave that domain as a landing page adn go for you version dave.

Look at oxwall.com they did the same i want to do . and skadate.com use wordpress for marketing and then use demos on subdomains. this is very smart and i think very awsome way bee more visible on internet. a combination of wordpress and oxwall is awsome in many ways. wordpress good at landing pages and SEO. and then oxwall good at run social scripts for the core of you webste

i not want index profile pages because again oxwall have no good solution about deleted profiles. google not like the errors after delete a profile so i decide not index profile pages. and search pages on skadate are not mobile friendly so i removed them to

ALL i need is 110% awsome SEO friendly landing pages that follow every little SEO rule that always changes and i feel wordpress are they who are good at SEO when it comes to landing pages. offcourse you can alwasy create you own landing pages but then you need update them you self to, and i not interested keep up my self with all new SEO rules i let wordpress handle that and all 1000000 developers that use it everyday

yes it make sence get good stuff from both parts :) 

Other search engines probably still utilize them somewhat...

Plus, I doubt Google completely nuked everything to do with them...

Society, Competitors and Companies need to stop following everything Google does and harping on their every word...

Very soon, Google may be a shadow of their former self.