I just follow Kyle's advice which is to not worry about traffic and selling to people so much and to just write quality content because it is the quality content that will get people engaged and keep them coming back. That's one of the main ways to get traffic.

Besides a few weeks isn't enough time to see any type of traffic. You need to build up authority plus there are parts of the training which I am sure you haven't reached yet that will teach you how to increase traffic and there are many ways. But before you can do them there are many other things that need to be done first.

Content is King! You have to make sure your quality content is engaging and interesting so it captivates your reader and makes them want to stick around and comment and share and Like. If you get stuck and cannot find a low competition keyword, then write the article without one. Remember what Kyle said in that video link I sent to you.

Just keep plugging away and traffic will eventually come. I've been here almost 4 months and one of my websites is getting good traffic and some of the pages and posts are ranking high in Google. The higher you rank in Google the more traffic you will get and the way to rank high in Google comes back to those 2 words again, Quality Content.

I like what richcrow said -- and new domains just are not going to usually rank well for 3 months or so, but that does not mean you should not be building it the best you can.

Hi Joe.

I've been here around a month or so now. Traffic does take time to develop - the traffic I'm seeing is barely a pimple on a graph!! But you have to stay positive, although that's more easy said than done some days.

Try breaking up your time with lessons in WA, research and so on - at the moment I'm spending a lot of time on research with keywords for future posts, relevant topics that I can use and also the lessons here. I find that by doing that I'll get a sudden urge or brainwave for an article that just has to be done NOW!

Best wishes,

Richard.

Welcome to the club man. I go through this all the time. The honeymoon phase is over, and the daily grind can be frustrating and unfruitful. I think you found WA through my site - did you know that I worked on that site for 5 months before breaking 20 visits per day mark? Some guys can do it much faster, and start generating traffic in a couple weeks - it's just going to vary based on your niche.

Tech is pretty competitive, and there's a lot of small blogs and big sites out there. Traffic might come a bit slower, especially because this is your first site. Have you seen this training https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/hot-to-get-keywords-ranked-with-low-hanging-fruit on "low hanging fruit"?

The basic idea is that if you can find super-low competition keywords regardless of traffic, you can slowly build a decent amount of traffic. A couple weeks really isn't that long. definitely shoot for a couple months of consistent work before you see decent results. Get 50-100 posts up. Even if each post only gets 5 visits per day, that's 500 visits per month, and as you post more, your authority will grow, and rank will increase too.

Anyway, feeling the slump is normal, I still go through it.

Hi Joe, it definitely takes longer than a few weeks to get things happening. Continue learning, keep posting, tweak your website, stay motivated and the results will come! Your website is pretty cool, the only thing I would say is it's in a very popular niche so it will probably take a bit of time to rank well. Keep up the good work, Todd