Hi, I'm a dinosaur where technology is concerned, but even I understand the need to drive traffic to your site. Instead of relying 100% on online promotion, get your website address/es in front of as many eyes as possible, by using old school offline techniques. I don't know what your niche/s are, but if you can afford a bit of targeted mail/flyering/posters etc, this might help? I already run a business, and you have to use all the techniques you can to let everyone know you're out there. I'm sure you have the abilty to figure out a cost effective offline way to promote your site/s.

Hope this is useful to you. Best of luck.

yes there's light at the end of the tunnel. we all have those days and question what we are doing.
read this blog by domw as it will show you that it can be done: $0 to $10k In 3 Years

Chittranjan,
We ultimately have those days, and I'm not sure if there is ever a way of avoiding those kind of emotions. The important thing is the choices we make, and you yourself have blogged and posted along these same lines. We chose to do what is important, and give it all that we are. I know that tomorrow I will once again see the positive, focused, excited fellow member I know you to be. Even your Profile Pic says it all, "I'm gonna do this!!!" Like Betcha just posted, there is a lot of other traffic out there, but persistence, and hard work bring victory. Keep going, my friend, don't lose heart. You have already climbed some huge Mountains, and crested the top. There is light at the end of every tunnel, as long as we continue to the other side. :)

It takes time to get through the traffic that's already there. Imagine yourself in the freeway and there is a traffic jam. It's a long wait but you need to keep your engine on, drive inch by inch until the traffic becomes smooth and going.

You might want to check on your SiteHealth. There are eight components to look into. Here's a tutorial I made for myself (actually) to remind me from time to time which component I need to work on. SiteHealth An Analysis I hope this gives you light. There is definitely light at the end of the tunnel. Keep driving. You will get there!

Chittranjan,
I have been a member here with WA for nearly 6 years now and I can tell you one thing. Do not give up so soon. It took me nearly six months to see good traffic to my site, it took me nearly 9 months to make any money with it. It has taken me all of this time to get to where I can do as I please with my life, getting in a hurry to have success is the downfall of many. Success will happen, you need to prepare for it and stay hungry for it.
Plan accordingly to when it will happen and Kyle is right, does not matter what your niche is, you will have success.
Your success at gaining rank here is great, you have worked hard to earn it, but it is all part of the training. While having a good rank here is a good thing and for many it is important, it will not make you any money if you do not apply what you did to gain the rank to gaining that kind of rank with your site.
Being on page 1 of google is a good way to get site rank but it is not the only thing, ask yourself a few questions.
Is your content a good read? Is your content informational? Is your content what brings people to your site and does your content keep them coming back? If the answer to any of these questions is no then you have some work to do.
I am not insulting you when I say this so please do not take offense, your content needs work. I read your review about "Everest" there are many factual and grammar mistakes, those need to be corrected or people will leave in a hurry. Your content does not make me want to read the next line, write every sentence/line with that idea in mind, what will make others want to read the next line, get excited about your writing. Did you watch the movie? I did, it kept me on the edge of my seat for the whole movie, did it do that to you? Write it like that.
Again, I am trying to help you and I will help you in any way I can.
PM me if you want and let me know what you think about what I have written here, sorry to be so long winded.
One last thing, many people give up on their dreams when they are just a few days/inches/articles from being successful. Don't give up, you have a great start, now comes the hard part, figuring out how to make it better to get to the top of your niche. Doing the difficult is what stops 99% of people, you can be the 1% who makes it by not giving in to fear.

I am always at your service,

San

I hear there's light at the end of the Funnel... The shape of the tube what matters... Probably.

I think you may be a little to optimistic my friend. I see you and I entered this tunnel at about the same time. When I started I figured I would need 90 days just to get a visitor to my site and maybe start making a little money in the first quarter of 2016. I don't know maybe I'm not optimistic enough. All I am sure of is that I have started projects in the past only to give up to soon, and now have a lot of regrets about that. So, hang in there, stay consistent and the followers will come. Have a wonderful and productive day.

It's all about hard work, persistence, and patience.

You've already got the first one covered : you're obviously working very hard. Kudoz!

Now, you need to stay persistent, and be patient. You'll get there.

I believe that patience and persistence may be important here.

Hey, you will get there, look at what you have already achieved in only 20 days. There will always be ups and downs, stick it out for a bit longer and I am sure you will see the light. TO YOUR SUCCESS! Cheers!