The blog looks fine and nothing is coming back, which is a particular kind of discouraging. Samantha Studebaker-Carl works that exact gap, and her answer arrives in two halves she refuses to keep apart.
One half is mechanical and checkable. She got a post onto the front page of Slideshare inside a day with no followers at all and explains how. She lists a hundred and one post ideas for the mornings when you have none. She shows how to sort the people you follow into circles, how to turn a leader's message into a broadcast, and how to build an email series from material you already have.
The other half is Maxwell Maltz territory: the success mechanism you run on without noticing, what visualisation is actually doing, whether your beliefs are building your life or dismantling it. A Saturday group works through one chapter at a time, which gives that material somewhere to land.
There is also a thirty day challenge to stop complaining that sounds soft until you reach day three.
If your writing is fine and your results are not, the mechanical posts give you something to change this week. The mindset ones address the reason you stopped.