SEO is really difficult and big investment

I am sure you won't say this once you see these websites.

And the OP might never thought about this, that's actually funny, good contents are the best resources to get backlinks.

since nothing is free especially come to SEO.

I have a question here , is it better to spend $150 each month on seonuke or 35 PR 5 home page text links?

Or is it better doing everything myself , like blog commenting, forum posting?

Or is it better just find a SEO company do it?

OK, let's take one of those sites and look at it in more detail.


manhattancb4.org

This site has PR5 with around 12000 links and was registered in 2001.

Originally this site was the Manhattan Community Board website, hence the reason it would have gained a lot of links over the year.

The current owner must have picked it up in an auction and it essentially using it to pass on link juice to a whole variety of sites.

If you want to do the same, just purchase yourself an aged domain with good PR and links. Sometimes you can get lucky and pick one up relatively cheaply.

Seriously? Its a waste of time to get free traffic?

SEO should be the start and not something you retrofit, it is not hard to learn to learn the basics of SEO a smart teenager would soon pick it up if you can drag them away from computer games. What do you call high investment, its no more expensive than many online opportunities.

The most common error is bad business choice, to stand the best chance of success you need to look for something you either have knowledge about or an interest in. Just wanting to make money is not a viable choice.

You need to spend time researching what would be good to market taking into account you interests and knowledge looking for niches which could produce money.

You then start looking and researching key words and content including a good name for your blog or website.

Once the planing phase is complete commit to the project, you purchase a website and a hosting account and start building your site following Google webmaster guide lines. do not worry yourself to much about keyword density and Google algorithms these are for technical geeks, just use common sense and good content.

Now does that sound difficult and it may have cost you $20 is that a big investment

The final part is to set a a daily routine to build back links from websites and blogs, I will not repeat again what I wrote earlier in this thread. But thanks to virtueinfo11 for adding additional steps.

Oh and bye the way adding one or two lines of comments in forums and blog posts is not good SEO practice and will not improve your results, the Google spiders are hungry for good concise content.

this, i started a new site and im learning a lot about what not to do because it is failing, my first site was a success though

True, there is a lot of false information out there due to speculation.

For me, SEO is usually a pretty big area of focus for me. Although ultimately it is the traffic that matters and it can be done with a variety of measures. Social media, SEO, ppc, email marketing... many different things can be done to get traffic!

There are two major parts of SEO... one, is learning...two, is actually implementing it... I guess maybe there is three, because the third would be waiting.