7 Reasons That Your Not Successful Online

You may have high goals for your website.

You wonder how it would be like once your site becomes successful.

Everyone does but only a few think about the mistakes that they could be doing right now.

Even though no one has figured out blueprint to success there are some signs out there that you will never be successful and you must learn to avoid them.

1. Only You Think Your Content Is Good
 Your writing unique content, posting it to social networks, and yet you don't see any spikes in traffic.

Well the truth is that your content isn't really all that great.
When you are new to a concept you think that you are the master of it when you in fact are not. The more experience you have the more you will realize and how much you have yet to learn.

Call to action: Prioritize writing content that your readers want not what you want. Your content should have a purpose and be useful.

2. Your Not Passionate In What Your Doing
You know how hard it is to read a book that you just don't find interesting. Imagine you writing this. You must convince yourself the use of your blog and then it will convince others.

Call to action: Target the right type of audience and topic that you are really interested in helping and writing about.

3. Don't Make Your Audience The Superhero
 Have you ever watched a good movie and though what was it that made it so interesting? The secret? Well great screenwriters make you feel like you are the hero.

You can do the same thing with your website. You must understand your audience.

Call to action: Make a survey, a poll, or make a question, "What are you having problems with?" in your auto responder.

4. You Lack Connections With Other People In Your Niche
Business is always accomplished through people and the internet doesn't change this. To get ahead you must get help from others. To be successful online, it is very crucial to know the bloggers and influencers in your niche.


Call to action: Go ahead and find them, comment on their posts. Reply to the different people in their communities. Thank them for what they do and recommending how you can help them. Whatever the case may be never ever start your relationship by telling them to do something for you.

5. What Are You Selling?
Well unless you are wealthy, have a day job, or living outside comfortably, then you will have to actually make money from your blog, but the good news is that there are plenty of ways to accomplish just this.
You can sell one of these:
1. Your traffic. Sell ad space, write paid reviews, or directory listings.
2. Your products. It can be either digital or physical.
3. Commission. Sell other people's products.
4. Your ideas. Consult gigs.

Call to action: You can offer something for sale or know what you are selling.


6. Your Not Updated
A lot of people come up with a lot of reasons not to start learning. The internet may change continuously, but the people don't. Before you can appeal and sell stuff to people, you have to understand them. And then you have to study the strategies that a lot of people are using right now to attract and help people.

Read blogs, books, and try new things to see if they work.


The more you learn, the more you will realize of how much you have to learn.

Call to action: Find a book that teaches you something and read it.

7. You Don't Know What You Want
Your dream is operating a high traffic website, helping a lot of people, and raking in a lot of cash. Well, this is just a dream you have to follow all the hard steps of SEO, building traffic, and creating unique content to accomplish this. A good result is 100k unique visitors monthly with 10k subscribers so you can help a lot of your visitors for free while a portion will become the paying customers or the high end clients.

Call to action: Just think about the ideal situation or outcome for you and your blog. And at what point do you accomplish your goals? Then you must visualize how you are going to get there.

This post was written by: Franklin Manuel

Franklin Manuel is a professional blogger, web designer and front end web developer. Follow him on Twitter