New website not getting search engine traffic

I would give google at least one month if your are using a new domain.
If you are using a expired domain with authority you should see some traffic as long as the
domain isn't blacklisted (old autoblog, etc...)

One other thing is if you are just writing random articles throwing about hundred of different
keywords out there it's not likely you'll ever get any real traffic to your site.

If you are going for the travel niche I would recommend you to do some intense keyword
research and find the ones that are only getting 50 to 100 visitors each month and write
material specially for the keyword.

When you start to rank number one for these easy low keywords and people actually stay
on your site Google will start to give your domain more authority and you'll start to get more
traffic from Google on more difficult keywords.

This is safe and most white hat way you can go about it and takes time, but if you are looking
for a quick fix I would recommend the blackhatworld marketplace, even though most of the
methods and services are likely going to hurt you in the future there are some that don't and
even you lose your rankings after a month you'll get a clear picture if it's worth reclaiming.

So in my total 100% honest opinion, if you are searching for SEO advice I would go to the
blackhatworld or backlinko

Yes, competely normal.

Publishing content just on your own site isn't really much of a traffic-generation plan at all. The only traffic that can ever produce is a little gradual, eventual, search-engine traffic - often the hardest kind of traffic there is to monetize.

You probably need a traffic-generation plan that isn't based on getting traffic from Google.

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post8659398

This is putting it mildly. It's true that you may eventually get some search-engine traffic just from your site's own content being indexed, and your pages gradually ranking well (they'd have to rank very, very well, though); but is that really going to monetize your business?

SEO questions/discussions live here, by the way: Search Engine Optimization

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Links from high PR sites aren't necessarily good links. You need links that carry lots of link juice and ranking power. Also, you need to target low competition keywords within each of your articles to start ranking and getting significant traffic from Google. Writing articles on random topics won't help much.

You have to do some keyword research and find out what kind of information people are looking for in your niche and write articles targeting the keywords they are using and providing the information they need.

Initially it takes time for the new site to get organic traffic.

Optimize your website with Onpage and Off page techniques of SEO and also submit your website's URL with search engine submission sites or directory submission sites for get better result.

All new website need some time to make his own space so do not worry Make your on & off page seo effective & post new content regularly, use social media to add about your site.

your website is still new, so don't worry too much about not getting enough views. It's a competitive nice, so it'll take time for you to build some decent traffic.

I am sure you must have done keyword research while writing your articles. Did you choose keywords having high competition or low one? Choose Keywords that have less competition even if they get less hits. Intially since you need to build your customer base, start small.

Once you start having some influence and high traffic, you can start competing with the bigger fish.

Are you doing marketing for your website along with SEO? I would suggest you make yourself a good page on major social media platforms and try to generate traffic from there as well.

Thanks for the advice, everyone. It looks like I'm doing everything right so will just keep going and waiting for the traffic to build slowly.