With all respect, you don't get blog readers by beating the brush, you do it by writing articles that people find useful. And you start by learning how to write

With all respect, you don't get blog readers by beating the brush, you do it by writing articles that people find useful. And you start by learning how to write coherent English prose. Example: "I would like to start blogging something about programming, I want other people to read my blog and leave comment, there always comes with new ideas with this process." --> "I'm planning to start a programming blog. I hope people will find it useful and leave comments, because it's my view that such dialogues lead to personal and professional growth." > "I actually have a blog now hosting on github, but according to the Google Analytics there's nearly 0 visit [sic] to my site." You're spending too much time analyzing visitor statistics and too little time analyzing your writing. A successful blog isn't its own justification -- it must contain content people find readable, useful and entertaining.