You've not failed. It's just a temporary setback. Just dive in and once you're moving, you can figure out what you might need to go back and look at or correct. This isn't a race, it's at your own pace. Unfortunately, Life does get in the way--I understand. The beauty part is that here we can pick up right where we left off!

Jeff

Take your time. When you have a problem ask specific questions related to your problem. Find a mentor who can help you. No matter what, continue to move forward.
Ron

If you check anything Michael look at Google Console to check you are getting indexed for your posts. As you work through the lessons you will learn more about structuring content to help Google find you quicker.

A few of us are using Yoast SEO to help learn about creating points in our content that Google looks for.
Good quality content will be indexed and ranked.
In level 4 you will learn about tempting traffic to your website.

This is takes time to learn but it's an exciting journey which we will share with you.
Cheering you on

Lily 🌞

Most have and many will continue to have diversions that will try to challenges us in life.

Same with our websites. Just keep going forward, don't focus on money or traffic but focus on building a solid foundation to your website.

If you have to revisit some parts of the training they are always there for you as are we.

So if you need to ask questions ask, someone will be around to help you out.

Keep believing in yourself and keep going forward.

Whether they are called roadblocks, bumps, obstacles, in the end, they are only challenges to overcome, and I am sure you are more than capable to overcome these challenges.

Wishing you well going forward.

Andre

Good response
HeidiAnders3

Hello Michael,

Thank you for your honest blog post!

I think the most important factor to remember is that it takes time to build an online business, there is no quick way! I would almost forget about Google analytics and concentrate on building your business.

I remember when I had my first moneymaking website back in 2007, I would regularly be checking Google Analytics and Google AdSense. We are far better off to just concentrate on building our online business, instead of checking statistics. In your case Michael, I would focus on the training and the action points, set up some daily or weekly goals, knowing that your online business takes time and effort.

The more time that you can put into your business, the quicker you reach your goals.

It is hard when you start out and not seeing any results, if you keep plugging away, you will start to see results.

I started an off-line business three years ago and within seven months I was seeing five figures a month. This was due to the power of the Internet and taking advantage of the power of the Internet.

I have had several off-line businesses and before the Internet, the process was much slower, in fact, I probably would not have been able to achieve so much even in the longer term. Although it takes longer for an online business to take off, it's amazing what happens when we keep pushing!

Be encouraged Michael and take action today.

Roy

Keep going. Go back to the lesson, if need be. But you will find it out along the way. I would love to see your work just let me know. Put it on a private message!