How long does it takes to be on the first page on Google?

With those as your link sources probably about a year.

My advice is to monitor competitors backlinks and try to make same links. In another words steal competitors backlinks.

Social bookmarks like twitter, facebook, and tumblr don't carry any power.

You need authority backlinks from relevant sites with high PR.

Hard to answer this question without knowing the competitiveness of the niche. Look at the 1st page of Google and see if several other niche sites are ranking or not.

Check to see if any authority sites are ranking and how many.

Look at on-page SEO and use longtail pro to gauge keyword competitiveness.

And like BIBI15 said, use majestic SEO and ahrefs to spy on their backlinks and try to reverse engineer those links.

1st page for what?

If you wanted first page for the one word "hookah" (over half a million searches a month), based on your lack of SEO understanding, probably never unless you are lucky and some how manage to generate backlinks naturally.

If you go for long tail SERPs like "is smoking hookah worse than cigarettes" could be weeks, but those SERPs are low traffic (that one is around 90 searches a month), so if you wanted a lot of traffic you need more than a small site. Depending on what you consider a lot of traffic, you'd be looking at hundreds of webpages since you don't appear to understand SEO which makes your task harder.

As Tim said the social network links (Facebook etc...) have no direct SEO benefit due to social networks adding rel nofollow to their links. Whether the nofollow social network links or likes pass some direct SEO benefit is open for debate, I really want to setup an SEO experiment to test this Social Media SEO Experiment, but don't have the resources :-)

David

Rather than goin with social media. Build quality authoritive backlinks from web 2.0 as tier. Pay more attention on DA/PA when creating backlinks rather than going after PR these days

Hello ,
Getting a first page Google ranking doesn’t matter if it is for the wrong keyword and doesn’t drive traffic. And getting traffic doesn’t matter if it is targeting the wrong audience. Even getting the right traffic from the right audience doesn’t matter if you can’t convert them.

Instead, think about how you can best serve your audience by creating a unique and valuable offering and establishing a core branding and engagement campaign that is as embedded into your business .

Without knowing keyword how to say . If it is low competitive keyword only need few days to rank first page otherwise it will take months/years .
Build backinks having High PA/DA AND KEEP REGULAR UPDATION IN SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES

It is not so easy to rank up your site in 1st page with in some days or years. if your competitor keyword is low then it should take less time or if its high then will take more time.

I think the best way to rank your keywords on the 1st page of Google is to hire some professional SEO companies. If you want to rank a keyword to the 1st page of Google only by yourself, it is really a time-consuming job to do that......

Researching competitior backlinks always worked for me, see, the thing i learned with being a webmaster is, the more you put in the more you get out of it in the end, i work morning noon and night at my websites, why? because its my bread and butter and makes me a decent living online, so i do everything my competitors are doing to stay on page one right beside them

and this incudes sourcing the same backlinks as them and creating new quality backlinks, dont use fiverr or other such nonsense, get of on the right foot with your website and take your time

the results will be worth it in the end

goodluck friend

Bertie

High SEO placement is a combination lock, that HUGELY depends on the webpage with the selected keywords having these factors:

-low SEO competition
-rankable to top of page 1
-decent exact search volume
-good social signals profile

Low SEO comp is by far the most critical element. A phrase search ("in quotes") provides a rough idea as to how many competing pages are doing basic things (keyword in title, or url). A keyword with about 100,000 phrase results or less puts reasonable limits on your competition from the start, thus making it fundamentally easier to rank. Then a visual check of page 1 is helpful---are the top hits from forum postings, or from wikipedia, WebMD, amazon, etc? Lastly, a check of the quality and quantity of the top competitors' backlinks will reveal what is needed to overcome them. Some keywords need only 20 good links to rank a specific page, others more like 200 or more.

Most keywords are NOT rankable to page one (especially broad terms, or extremely hot, trendy niches). You not only need good search volume for the keyword for monetization, but also to get a big enough piece of that traffic to sustain high rankings month to month. And social signals are factored more and more into Google's calculations regarding the authority of your webpage. When the four factors are properly considered in keyword research, and the main onpage and offpage SEO work is done, they provide a basis for ranking a page in Google within a 3 month or so basis, plus or minus a few weeks.

Facebook, twitter, tumblr is not enough. You should build links to authoritative relevant sites with high Domain Authority. Make sure that these links are indexed by Google. Monitoring your competitor's backlinks is also highly recommended.