Getting no traffic

posting content everywhere and not getting traffic? I smell something "automatic" or duplicate content here, and if you do it this way with automatic things + duplicate content, I'm afraid you won't get any traffic. It's better if you do free traffic generation in manual way, submitting manul written high quality content or videos, that's a lot better ....

How long have you been posting to how many different platforms?
Have you changed up the backlink phrases and are they pointing to the main domain name or different inner pages?
Just a couple of things to think about as well
Scotty

I would be interested in the answers to my questions as I want to help. Also, how are you measuring the number of visits you are getting?

Which websites you are using to post content?

There are many many other ways to get traffic, submitting to bookmarking sites is simply not enough. Try Social Networking, Ping your site often, get some quality backlinks. The list goes on.

are you using automation software for submissions? are you tracking your traffic stats?How many traffic methods are you using. If something is not working try another traffic method.

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When you are guest posting at other people's blogs, sites, etc... just make sure that you are posting at a place with relevant or complementary subject matter to whatever your site is about. For example, if your site talks about SEO, Social Media, Tech, etc... you surely do not want to be posting somewhere or trying to get links from a site that sells farm products, or something else unrelated to your website's main topic. This is one of the things that Google is aware of and will penalize sites for.

Another thing I would think of is you are posting everywhere and getting no results, you may need to consider what it is you are posting. Are you providing quality posts? Do you have a great Call to Action for a person to want to come visit your site? Are your posts manual and well thought out at a relevant site? You want to find other sites and blogs, and forums with content that is in your industry or at least relevant in some way.

You can even get lists of blogs that are in your industry by doing a search and then narrowing the results by Page Rank, most visited, etc...and then spend your time posting on those sites.

Have a good day!

There could be two reason. If you post same post everywhere then you are doing wrong. Also second one could be your post is not informative or you are not posting at relevant pages.

You don't need to depend on only one method. Submitting to bookmarking sites is good but you also ping them. Also try Social media, press release and this way you can get some traffic.

Your question is still not clear. Please explain your situation more clearly and tell where you are submitting or sharing your posts and what tools are you using to check your traffic.

Its good to hear that you have unique content. The content you are writing about should be listed in Google first to get the clicks. If you're writing the content well and interesting means you can get the clicks from Google (but before that check out your website content is appearing in Google or not).
Second important thing you should promote (that means not buying ads) your content to the targeted people who want to read that or having interest on those. so find a place where your nice is popular.

I just created a personal blog and im getting good traffic from many sources using free methods to generate traffic.