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Is My Site Growing? or Drowning? - Need Help!

Hi All,

I started a blog at the end of Feb, started to pour content up to June then I had to go through financial trials and had to shift my home to another place, It became so hectic until July completely, also I have got a newborn baby, She is 5 months old now.

Well, I posted a total of 51 content so far with 51,839 Words. When I see the site, feel like having a small growth every single month from May to August, then suddenly one of my friends showed his actual site that got around 280 posts with 32K views per month in 6 months.

February 25: 28 Users | 87 Page Views
March: 32 Users | 80 PV
April: 11 Users | 47 PV
May: 40 Users | 56 PV
June: 49 Users | 101 PV
July: 75 Users | 110 PV
August: 134 Users | 194 PV

Is that maybe he had an upper hand with 284 content or what's your suggestion for this? I'm actually talking to myself that this is a good sign that site is growing but part of my dude saying, you've to do more, SEO kinds of stuff. I didn't use any SEO Plugins so far, so I thought to use SEO Yoast to implement META to improve the site.

So I came here to hear y'all suggestions or advice to make the site better. Thank you!.

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