Good luck. I'm sure you will make it. First remember that couples with no fertility issues often take a year or longer to conceive - don't put yourself under too much pressure. This is hard to remember, especially as friends, acquaintances etc conceive at the drop of a hat, but it is true. And it can vary even for an individual - a friend of mine took 2 years to conceive her first and then her second took just one month!
Anyway, here are the things I learnt during my ttc journey.
I had been taking ibuprofen (same as nurofen) in the early part of my cycle, the follicular phase, for arthritis pain. I'd been taking it for a couple of years, on and off. My GP advised me not to take it in my luteal phase when we started ttc because it wasn't advised in pregnancy. However, some research I did after we'd been ttc unsuccessfully for months indicated that long term use of NSAIDs (of which ibuprofen is one) can cause temporary infertility (I can find the NHS link if you are interested - it was a proper health warning, not a one off internet reference) and some research had found that it affected the development of the egg in the follicular phase. Long-term use means taking for months, regularly each day - not one-off use for period pain etc I don't want to worry anyone unnecessarily. Anyway, we fell pg the month after I stopped taking the tablets.
The other thing we did which was useful was find out roughly when I was ovulating (using OPKs) - this was helpful as I had thought it happened 4-5 days later than it did, so much of our efforts were misplaced. Having said that, we didn't then 'time' sex on the ovulation day. In fact, what seemed to work best was having more sex in the week before ovulation. Both cycles I conceived we swi'd every other day from cd8 and I really didn't worry about getting one in on the actual o-day as I knew we'd always have a couple of swimmers around.
Other posters have said 'act pregnant' whilst ttc. But I personally found that when I tried this it added to the pressure and stress, the more so when it hadn't worked as I'd had a very boring month! So neither me nor my partner did this. We were healthier (drinking a bit less, more fruit and veg, brazil nuts for my partner) but I didn't look after myself as if I were pregnant.
I am sharing all this in the full knowledge that there is no 'magic bullet', no guaranteed way to get pg. I thought I had ttc sussed after I conceived our first. Which we sadly lost to MC @ 11 weeks. TTC second time round was much harder as I felt like all I had to do was repeat what had worked before and I would fall pregnant. Of course it doesn't work like that, and you can't reproduce everything that you did in a given month, and I was very disappointed!
Good luck again. You will get there.