There are no stupid questions here just ask what's on your mind and you will get an answer.

you sure got some answers already :)

Have you gone through Boot Camp yet? Also, if you look through the video training or the old Wabinars, there's plenty of material there. Basically, get yourself a good keyword, like from the WA keyword tool or, better yet, from Jaaxy. Type the keyword into the Google search, and see what the highest positions are using for keywords in Google or in Youtube. Find the best one with the lowest competition. It should probably be three or four words long. (I like using product names.) Use that exact keyword as the first part of your blog/page title, or as your whole title. Use the same key word as the first words in the first sentence of your first paragraph. Find different variations of that keyword, and mix them into your content. Get as many good keywords as you can into your content, and use as much variation as possible, but make sure that it is easy to read, and that the content flows smoothly. There's lots more to it than that, but this will be a start. Also, just type "SEO" into Youtube, and you'll get more material than you'll know what to do with. But don't waste much time with older videos (probably best those no more than a year old) because SEO has changed a lot recently.

Never fail to ask a question, it is exactly why we are all here! I believe for every question asked there is more than a handful of people who wanted to ask it.
Concerning SEO and PPC, I believe you will have better success in the long run with SEO combined with valuable content.
Although PPC makes it possible to quickly get people to a site, it is the quality of the content that keeps them there...... or not.
Keep in mind that once you publish good SEO content on your site, it is there for good and will continue to draw visitors.
Where as PPC will cost you money and will be gone once your campaign ends. Further more, if the content is just some duplicated words or a capture page achieving any volume of success will be difficult and costly at best.

Manxu02, not stupid, being a former teacher there is no stupid question, and I was wondering the same thing just didn't know how to ask it. Thanks for asking it.
Brenda

Basically, in PPC you have to pay to have your links shown in the search engine. SEO takes a lot more skill and work, but if you get good at it, your material, including your links, are shown for free.

like steve said one you give cash to gain the other you give effort to gain.

Nice question!

I get the point , thank you

With PPC you are paying for traffic. With good SEO skills, you will get traffic for free with high search engine rankings.