yes, this is one of the first and most important steps of optimization. Without it, you could be spending time and money trying to rank a keyword that is so competitive, you'll need thousands in order to reach the top 10.
It is more about the niches and methods tbh. Of course, it's harder to learn SEO now but even with the basics you follow any method on a public blog or copy from people, it won't work. You need to have your own ideas to test and slowly build up your own strategies once you have the basics down...
it definitely can but as long as you keep the code clean and manage the site properly it won't make much difference. Keeping the site speed fast is very important.
If you don't know how to do outreach and source the links yourself, its perfectly fine to buy links. You have to get familiar with which ones will work best e.g guest posts, and placements. This will cost money and does cost a lot depending on your niche.
Yes, although I wouldn't class it as begging as both parties have something to gain and as long as you do it right, you'll get the most success. Personally, if anyone acts awkward and I think there just going to waste my time, I just move on to the next one.
Due to your budget, I would go for a few placements or a quality guest post link to start with. To find pages which accept links I would just say to find as many decent DA websites in your niche and do A LOT of outreach. Another good way is to look at your competitor's links on whichever tool...
It should be fine and even better in the long run if done correctly but as other people have said it will drop your traffic as the URLs will change. I did this before but switched it to a good expired domain so i had a bit of a boost and kind of levelled it out.
Most tools are inaccurate as I've compared the same keyword on kw planner, semrush, ahrefs and the volume has been completely different. If the other metrics look good i would still go for it as your not just ranking one keyword, the chance is you'll pick up a load of secondary keywords with it...
agree with this completely, I would still make blogs on each of the categories for relevancy but the last thing you want is the blog posts ranking for your target product keywords instead of the actual product pages.
I would have both on the same site as you could use the two could complement each other. The more traffic you pull in from the e-commerce side of things the more people you can send over to the other side advice versa. Also, it will open new doors to the amount of content you can make and have...
Quora links will have no SEO value as they are no-follow. Unless it's natural, if a backlink is free it will have little to no value. The more effort/ money you have to put in, the more value it will have.
It works sometimes as it fits more valuable information without writing it. However, for the most part, I would avoid it as most of the time when a site is doing this it's for affiliate purposes or they've been paid to place a backlink.
Expired domains are definitely worth it in my opinion, you just have to make sure all of the metrics are right, its not been spammed with backlinks or it hasn't been used as a pbn in the past.
Nothing wrong with presenting success mate. People who get salty about those who are successful will always end up spending more time getting jealous, judging people, and thinking the whole thing is a scam than actually making any money. Additionally, one of the main reasons people don't like it...
I automated all of the jobs I had specific methods for so when I went to automate, it was just as simple as having them on a rule system. e.g. finding blog ideas and keywords, semi-ai writing (i read through, optimize and edit 60-70%), finding sites which offer guest posts etc. Then I mostly do...
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