Avoid assuming that you know what people are searching for and how they are searching for it. Use keyword research tools like Soovle to find the best keywords in your niche. Use unique, original images and make sure to write a meta description.

Seriously, what exactly is your query?

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Use proper anchor text for inter-links. Don’t use “here”, “there” etc for the anchor text (if you can avoid it).
Optimize the images, always create alt tags and write description in the alt tag.
Use search engine friendly permalinks. Try not to have too many ‘&’, ‘?’, ‘!’ etc characters in the URL. Sometimes it is unavoidable but try to keep it to a minimum.
Use hyphens (-) between words to improve readability.
Do not use underscores (_) in URLs, use hyphens (-) instead.
Do not use session id in URLs. If you are using good hosting then you shouldn’t have to worry about this one.
Avoid using capital letters in URLs. Windows servers are case sensitive. Keep them lowercase so there’s no confusion.
Use internal linking when possible and appropriate.
Use sticky posts (if you can and if it applies to you).
Have a category description paragraph.

Learn how to do SEO, yourself. Until you become proficient at it, you'll never be able to determine if you are wasting your money and potentially harming your website when you hire someone else to do it. I'm quite sure that you'll never find a thing on Fiverr that is worth it for SEO, though!

Avoid your lazyness. If you want to use any software to build link for tier 1 and you are beginner, don't do it.