Hey, I'm quite a newbie like yourself but you have come to the right place to get some quality tips from people who really know their stuff.
From what I can see you are ticking all of the boxes in the off page stakes for sure. Have you looked at beefing up your on-page SEO elements. There area few elements that I've recently started to focus on since I started and they have really helped to boost my sites rankings.
Firstly, I'd make sure that you have a keyword in the title tag, another keyword in the META description tag and ANOTHER keywords in the H1 tag.
Each of these keywords can be the same if you like, but it might help to use different ones so that you can catch a wider range of search terms, and therefore a higher number of visitors. Having long, information rich, quality content is also a big factor.
As a blogger I'm sure this will be your priority and you wont need any reminding to create your content in such a way but it it important to remember that google favors websites that provide users with quality content.
The way that google measures this is by measuring how long someone spends on your website. The longer they spend on your page, the better google deems the content on your website to be, and as such, will rank you higher for it.
Avoid having duplicate content across multiple pages on your website, google will punish you for this. Using outbound links to authoritative sources on the subjects that you write will also bode well for your ranking. So that's everything that I know on the subject.
There is a lot more worth knowing I'm sure but hopefully that is enough to get you started. Best of luck with it.

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Hi,

Have you optimized on-page SEO? If not yet, best here: Backlinko.com/on-page-seo/

SEO is a process, web 2.0, relevant forums and social networks are not enough. You should determine the SEO method which would you like to go along with, black or white hat SEO?

Someone says black hat SEO is not working, but they're wrong. If do the right way, it still works.

To learn about white hat SEO, you can refer to this website: Backlinko.com. And black hat SEO: Matthewwoodward.co.uk

This my own opinion

- Anhvu

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would you rather outsource this SEO thing ? i mean, yeah ..you might want to spend more time on marketing n business basis instead of technically challenged SEO .. budget on SEO ?

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On Page SEO is also important if you want to rank well in GOOGLE. You can post articles on various blogs to get back-links. There are two ways to get back-links from the blogs either through commenting or through article submission. If you want to get back-links then make sure that you comment on both do-follow and no-follow blogs. Make sure that the back-links you create, look natural.

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Make sure your On-page SEO is working properly! Also, you can start to do the off-Page SEO as well, Guest posts are also one of the best key terms. So, you can start to building the quality backlinks from the good authority websites which are based your site niche will help you a lot to get the good ranking!

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Are you sure your keywords are truly targeted? Or are they too general?

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Can you please explain what you mean by "I re-blog directly from the other sites" ??? Are you using the same content?

Good question, what is re-blog? Try to explain it..

Please know that social networks are going to do nothing to help you rank. You may get traffic but they are not used at all in Google's search algorithm. Likewise, only a very few forums or blogs have followed links, so they, too, will do nothing to help you rank for the most part.

I agree with an earlier poster who said to go check out Brian Dean's site - backlinko.com. He truly is the god of backlinks. Another poster suggested tightening up your on-page SEO. We recently posted an extremely detailed article about how to do that - How to Achieve Perfect On-Page SEO