My first suggestion, is don't focus on your visitor stats too early on in your business. Around month 3, with effort you will really start to gain some traction within search engines.

Until then, focus on the things that will lead to your content growth, and focus on the training at hand. The traffic will come. ;)

Hi - to be honest, this is quite early days still. You need to show Google that you are an authority in your niche subject and that you are in it for the long term.

Most sites are abandoned at the 3-month stage, so Google is reluctant to rank them highly. You need to earn Google's trust.

Assuming you are adding the minimum 2 to 3 posts per week as recommended, I would assume you have around 30 posts by now.

At that number of posts, you should start seeing your first few visitors. Assuming you have understood the process of using keywords in your content that people are searching for.

If you have one of the most competitive niches, such as health, making money, or relationships, then it will take a little longer and more content.

How do you know you are not getting any visitors if you don't know how to check your stats? You need to set up Google Analytics, perhaps you haven't reached that stage in the training yet.

allow us to help you Amanda...
goto the review thread and put you url there and ask the members for feedback on your site... Please Give Me Feedback on My Website phil

Good Afternoon Amanda,

Frustration in the early days is normal ( I hear your pain ),

However, if you have a website with posts you are head of those who don't have one _ I urge you to not start again but to enjoy the journey of writing posts.

You have to drive readers to your site - They will arrive directly from Google eventually but using social media to make people aware you exist in your neice is critical -

Follow the training and id suggest keep working on your current site ( Nurture it and it will grow ) - If you research your keywords and ensure your word count if above 1000 as per the training, People will come.

The More posts and social media streams you post to regularly the more chance visitors u are given to people to find your site.

you will get visitors, the easiest way to see traffic is to sign up to google console

Have a great day
Brian

Well the big questions are
How old is your site?
How many posts do you have?
What is your niche?