I am doing SEO and what should I expect?

Patience is the key with SEO. Don't try to hit a home run with one site. Lauch several small sites targeting sub niches and go after keywords that have high search volume low competition. Like the above post suggests. I am very sorry to hear about your account being banned. If you are a true beginner to SEO would you be interested in buying a course that tells you how to get started and rank well fairly quickly?

yeah, exactly, seo takes time...i'd suggest reading the newbie section of different seo forums, you can learn a lot of great stuff.

If the current links in the author's resource box don't apply anymore, then yes, by all means you should edit those articles and change the urls to the latest domain. Be sure to use at least one anchor text for the two backlinks.

Travis

Yes, do that. I don't know what kind of niche you are in but make sure to create a website (perhaps with WP) with a good content then monetize it with some affiliate products, which should be highly relevant to your content. There are many ways to monetize your site such as Adsense, text links ads etc.. etc.. so do some research on ways to monetize your site and find the best suited way(s) to make money from your site.

I know one lady who doesn't know any fancy IM techniques but committed to write just one article a day (Mon - Fri) and post it to ezinearticles.com daily. In her resource box, she puts a link to her simple blog where she monetize with an affiliate product. ...that's all she does and she makes over $100,000 a year from that!

She gets heaps direct traffic from her articles and because she is so consistent (5 submissions a week) and her articles are very "pre-selling" so her conversion is pretty high.

As you know, this is called Bum marketing, which can be a part of SEO since her blog gets backlinks not only from ezinearticles but from other websites where her previous articles been posted with her resource box attached to it. I don't do much Bum marketing now but I've done many times before and I sometimes could make first couple of sales within a week. So if you do it right and do it consistently, there is no reason why you can't make a decent income from this method alone.

If you don't like to write, obviously you can outsource it (make sure to find a good writer).

Find/create a good "in-demand" product (spend time for research), create a simple site, write quality articles consistently (even 2-3 times a week) and submit them to some of the major article directories. That's it!

Just my 2 cents... Good luck!

U expect 1st that your site is been index but then dont expect instantly it works slowly and smoothly

If you know what you're doing, the number of pages is irrelevant. The site in my signature was a simple sales page for almost 3 years and it ranked in the top 5 results for many of its primary keywords. The key to making that happen, however, is to build lots of backlinks.

In general though, more content is better. Ideally you'll add content on a regular basis AND build backlinks to your site.

Travis

I know what you try to say..well, I just assume that it would be the worst case if no one click my URL..now I kinda relieved to heard that it doesn't matter although it is good to have click though.