Thank you so much for your answers! ???? It really helps to hear from people who’ve gone through the same thing. I feel more hopeful now and definitely have a clearer idea of what steps to try next for my site.

I’ve been in the same position when I started my small online shop. Social media alone didn’t bring enough visitors, and I realized I needed something more structured. I decided to try a service that specializes in website promotion, and it honestly made a big difference. It helped me get more visibility and reach the right audience without spending crazy amounts on ads. The one I use is here: https://crowd-groups.com/en/ and I’m still working with them because the results have been really solid. Ce message a été édité par David Paterson at 22 septembre 2025 12:52:04 MDT

I totally get where you’re coming from. I also have a personal blog, and it felt so discouraging at first when no one was reading it. What helped me was engaging with communities where people actually care about my topic. For example, I joined Facebook groups and online forums related to beauty and self-care. Just sharing advice and being part of conversations slowly brought traffic to my site. It wasn’t overnight, but it felt more natural than just posting into empty space.

Hi everyone! I recently launched a small website for my beauty studio. It’s a place where I share tips on skincare, showcase my services, and post updates about new treatments. The problem is that I honestly have no idea how to attract more visitors. I’ve tried posting on social media, but it feels like I’m talking into the void. I’d really love to get more people to see what I’m doing, especially since I put so much energy into creating good content. For those of you who have websites or online stores, how do you promote them effectively without spending a fortune? Ce message a été édité par Stacy Forester at 22 septembre 2025 08:25:54 MDT