Should I stop Blogging?

Don't stop.
Start innovative ways. It will surely work. I earn a major share of my income from blogging.
It really works. You just need to do the write thing in the right way.

Thats motivating.
Any tips or tricks for my blog, I am new into this.

3 months is not very long span for a brand new website. It is said that search engines keep your site in a "sandbox" mode for maybe half year, until you get more authority.
Most important - focus on creating valuable content. Don't think about money now. Don't think about thousands of readers that you want to have. Imagine one person who needs your help - and write your posts trying to help or educate him. Business is about solving someone's problem. You need to have this mindset.

Keep going, and your traffic will slowly start to grow, only from doing SEO and social media marketing.

Thanks will surely focus on valuable content.

This is the same thing I used to happen in my past while I started blogging.
If you are getting disappointed getting not more than 50 views per day including half of more views is yours than you should first turn function which will stop counting you while you visit the site.
Next, try these steps...
  1. Daily Post about 50-100 posts in various forums (50 Post per day is 1500 Post per Month. It gives your profile huge exposure in various forums and makes you famous.)
  2. Share your Blog posts in various facebook groups. It can support you to get at least 20-60 views daily if you do correctly.)
  3. Make your Blog post more than 500+ words
  4. Focus on keywords
  5. Build email list, start facebook page
In this way soon you gonna receive huge visitors in your blog.

50-100 posts are alot but will try to do it at max.
I dont fb that often, so i tried to find some groups related to my niche but no response from there.
its around 500 - 800 words.
Keyword........ is there any free keyword reseach tool ?
fb page is created alerady and having only 50+ page likes.
 
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50-100 posts are alot but will try to do it at max.
I dont fb that often, so i tried to find some groups related to my niche but no response from there.
its around 500 - 800 words.
Keyword........ is there any free keyword reseach tool ?
fb page is created alerady and having only 50+ page likes.

You can use kwfinder for free but it's very limited in free version...can only do few searches a day.
 
Hello bosses plz am also facing the same problem, although i believe things are gonna work out well eventually. I have learnt quite enough from your comments but the issue now is that, y'll been talking about getting backlinks how about helping me get backlinks even if i have to guest post. I operate a health and money making niche
 
You can use kwfinder for free but it's very limited in free version...can only do few searches a day.

Yea, only 2 searches a day.
 
I read through the whole thread and just have one thing stuck in my head (paraphrasing): "I write 4-5 articles a week, writing is hard".

Man, seriously...if you would profit from such low effort I would buy e-book from you, since you would definitely outperform even idealistic
Tim Ferris'es 4 hour week. 5 articles a week can be done in about 30 mins each, so you are telling me that there is a miracle already overdo
for 2.5 hours of effort in a 168 HOUR week? I know that you do SEO as well, but c'mon, seriously? I spent more time yesterday optimizing and figuring out
one CLI statement yesterday than you spent on writing articles for a week...back to the point, as this should be constructive criticism, not just head bashing...

First, before you call quits on something, try to do it to the maximum level. In a case of article writing, do 8 articles a week, 7 days a week. Then while
you let it rest, do one week of social promotions. Be smart here, write articles in advance, but publish them evenly through some period, so that it
looks like you are constantly adding new content - there are plugins for that, but can be done manually, in a 5 minutes or so.

After one week of social promotions - do one week of forum posting. Then do guest posting. Do all the stuff you have read here and try those with
MAXIMUM effort (10 hours a DAY minimum) for a week or two. While you are doing that you will start noticing those little things that will give you an edge.
This happens to all the people that actually work, and it comes from the experience in particular field. Maybe you will notice that you better rank in Bing
than in Google, or that silly hats for dogs don't bring any visitors, or whatever. Implement insights into your efforts, test, scrape, keep the best (evolution at its finest)
activities and never do those that don't bring you results. Then learn bits of scripting, make a bot, buy some articles, whatever. Grind on Postloop until you get
yourself enough money to buy ads or views or ghostwriters or whatever. Try that for 3-6 MONTHS and then come back here with your conclusion.

The problem with people today is that they watch to many contemporary movies that instill stupidity in their heads in a form of expectations that they are
some sort of geniuses and that the world will rain money, women (men if you like it that way), cars, houses, horses and whatever just if they imagine
their success (Secret, I am looking at you). Why I mentioned movies...well, because in original Conan, Arnold had to push that stone wheel for 20 years to
even start his journey as a young warrior, while in a remake, little Conan immediately manages to fight of attackers on his village while still wearing diapers.
They didn't change the narrative because of random strike of inspiration, they changed it so that the movie would cater the feelings of today's weak
population.

Yes, there are some people that are born with talents, but those are RARE. To show you how rare, in sports out of 17000 kids that have affinity
for it only ONE makes it to the professionals. That means that ratio for pros-to-normal people is around 1:170 000, more or less. And even those
that are the "chosen" one, work harder than anyone else and their peers in order to get the spot on the mountain top - read about Kobe Bryant's work ethic.

Think about that while you put some work into reaching your goals. Redaline out.
 
I read through the whole thread and just have one thing stuck in my head (paraphrasing): "I write 4-5 articles a week, writing is hard".

Man, seriously...if you would profit from such low effort I would buy e-book from you, since you would definitely outperform even idealistic
Tim Ferris'es 4 hour week. 5 articles a week can be done in about 30 mins each, so you are telling me that there is a miracle already overdo
for 2.5 hours of effort in a 168 HOUR week? I know that you do SEO as well, but c'mon, seriously? I spent more time yesterday optimizing and figuring out
one CLI statement yesterday than you spent on writing articles for a week...back to the point, as this should be constructive criticism, not just head bashing...

First, before you call quits on something, try to do it to the maximum level. In a case of article writing, do 8 articles a week, 7 days a week. Then while
you let it rest, do one week of social promotions. Be smart here, write articles in advance, but publish them evenly through some period, so that it
looks like you are constantly adding new content - there are plugins for that, but can be done manually, in a 5 minutes or so.

After one week of social promotions - do one week of forum posting. Then do guest posting. Do all the stuff you have read here and try those with
MAXIMUM effort (10 hours a DAY minimum) for a week or two. While you are doing that you will start noticing those little things that will give you an edge.
This happens to all the people that actually work, and it comes from the experience in particular field. Maybe you will notice that you better rank in Bing
than in Google, or that silly hats for dogs don't bring any visitors, or whatever. Implement insights into your efforts, test, scrape, keep the best (evolution at its finest)
activities and never do those that don't bring you results. Then learn bits of scripting, make a bot, buy some articles, whatever. Grind on Postloop until you get
yourself enough money to buy ads or views or ghostwriters or whatever. Try that for 3-6 MONTHS and then come back here with your conclusion.

The problem with people today is that they watch to many contemporary movies that instill stupidity in their heads in a form of expectations that they are
some sort of geniuses and that the world will rain money, women (men if you like it that way), cars, houses, horses and whatever just if they imagine
their success (Secret, I am looking at you). Why I mentioned movies...well, because in original Conan, Arnold had to push that stone wheel for 20 years to
even start his journey as a young warrior, while in a remake, little Conan immediately manages to fight of attackers on his village while still wearing diapers.
They didn't change the narrative because of random strike of inspiration, they changed it so that the movie would cater the feelings of today's weak
population.

Yes, there are some people that are born with talents, but those are RARE. To show you how rare, in sports out of 17000 kids that have affinity
for it only ONE makes it to the professionals. That means that ratio for pros-to-normal people is around 1:170 000, more or less. And even those
that are the "chosen" one, work harder than anyone else and their peers in order to get the spot on the mountain top - read about Kobe Bryant's work ethic.

Think about that while you put some work into reaching your goals. Redaline out.
That was such a big msg. Overall i got your point, however, I am a working individual so i can not spend 10 hours a day, i hardly get 2 to 3 hours maximum to work on my blog.
But i will try to do all these.
 
As mentioned, there are millions of blog posts being published everyday and we have only one Google to index them.
Yours should get attention by links/mentions and at least one Strong link to your domain. Also keep in mind that average time to have a blog piece to get it full potential is 6 months. That is the reason why we see more older posts on search results.


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I read through the whole thread and just have one thing stuck in my head (paraphrasing): "I write 4-5 articles a week, writing is hard".

Man, seriously...if you would profit from such low effort I would buy e-book from you, since you would definitely outperform even idealistic
Tim Ferris'es 4 hour week. 5 articles a week can be done in about 30 mins each, so you are telling me that there is a miracle already overdo
for 2.5 hours of effort in a 168 HOUR week? I know that you do SEO as well, but c'mon, seriously? I spent more time yesterday optimizing and figuring out
one CLI statement yesterday than you spent on writing articles for a week...back to the point, as this should be constructive criticism, not just head bashing...

First, before you call quits on something, try to do it to the maximum level. In a case of article writing, do 8 articles a week, 7 days a week. Then while
you let it rest, do one week of social promotions. Be smart here, write articles in advance, but publish them evenly through some period, so that it
looks like you are constantly adding new content - there are plugins for that, but can be done manually, in a 5 minutes or so.

After one week of social promotions - do one week of forum posting. Then do guest posting. Do all the stuff you have read here and try those with
MAXIMUM effort (10 hours a DAY minimum) for a week or two. While you are doing that you will start noticing those little things that will give you an edge.
This happens to all the people that actually work, and it comes from the experience in particular field. Maybe you will notice that you better rank in Bing
than in Google, or that silly hats for dogs don't bring any visitors, or whatever. Implement insights into your efforts, test, scrape, keep the best (evolution at its finest)
activities and never do those that don't bring you results. Then learn bits of scripting, make a bot, buy some articles, whatever. Grind on Postloop until you get
yourself enough money to buy ads or views or ghostwriters or whatever. Try that for 3-6 MONTHS and then come back here with your conclusion.

The problem with people today is that they watch to many contemporary movies that instill stupidity in their heads in a form of expectations that they are
some sort of geniuses and that the world will rain money, women (men if you like it that way), cars, houses, horses and whatever just if they imagine
their success (Secret, I am looking at you). Why I mentioned movies...well, because in original Conan, Arnold had to push that stone wheel for 20 years to
even start his journey as a young warrior, while in a remake, little Conan immediately manages to fight of attackers on his village while still wearing diapers.
They didn't change the narrative because of random strike of inspiration, they changed it so that the movie would cater the feelings of today's weak
population.

Yes, there are some people that are born with talents, but those are RARE. To show you how rare, in sports out of 17000 kids that have affinity
for it only ONE makes it to the professionals. That means that ratio for pros-to-normal people is around 1:170 000, more or less. And even those
that are the "chosen" one, work harder than anyone else and their peers in order to get the spot on the mountain top - read about Kobe Bryant's work ethic.

Think about that while you put some work into reaching your goals. Redaline out.

I agree with everything you said. Except that you should have said: Readaline drops mike on the floor, at the end.
 
Keyword research is still an essential practice that should not be overlooked if you want to get free traffic to your site,T he right keyword ,after all,can help you connect with users who are actively searching for u.That's extremely valuable.
SOME OF KEYWORD SEARCH TOOLS INCLUDE:
  • Moz's keyword explorer
  • keyword tool
  • SERPS
 
That was such a big msg. Overall i got your point, however, I am a working individual so i can not spend 10 hours a day, i hardly get 2 to 3 hours maximum to work on my blog.
But i will try to do all these.

I too work regular job and lot of people do as well. Even with 2-3 hours a day at disposal, your work still doesn't do any impact.
I think you are simply unmotivated. For that reason, I will repeat part of my advice: forget your blog, it is not going anywhere, and just go to Postloop.

Grind there for 2 hours a day for a month. After a month you should be able to collect around 60 bucks, 2 USD / hr, even more if you keep your quality high,
less than that means you have to really work on your writing skills.

Now, after a month you will have two outcomes: either you will speed up your writing and will be able to get content for your blogs faster, or you will hate
writing so much that you will finally understand that you should switch your IM efforts somewhere else (YT, IG, Arbitrage, whatever), but you will be left with
valuable experience and 60 bucks for your trouble.
 
Learn how to do your keyword research or buy a keyword research pack here its worth than building the blog blindly
secondly learn how to do seo and smm.
Do it your self.
 
Analyze traffic that is not yours. What is the source of it? Double your efforts in that direction, e.g. if it comes from Facebook, work more with it.
What are your keywords, what are their competition?
If they are of high competition, try ranking for low competition keywords.
3 months are not enough to measure your blog effectiveness, so don't give up and go on!
 
Analyze traffic that is not yours. What is the source of it? Double your efforts in that direction, e.g. if it comes from Facebook, work more with it.
What are your keywords, what are their competition?
If they are of high competition, try ranking for low competition keywords.
3 months are not enough to measure your blog effectiveness, so don't give up and go on!

Its a tech niche and it has a very high competition.
Its real hard to find low competition keywords though....
I know, That is why i am still keeping it up.. :)
 
3 months is not enough time to decide. If you are enjoying this work then don't quit but if you are not then there is no reason to continue. Every blogger goes through these things. Only thing help them to continue is their passion for blogging. I am doing this since last 4 years, there are many ups and downs but very few proffesions gave you freedom of doing what you like from anywhere and anytime. All the best!
 
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