If you have not used SiteRubix, why not build a test site and play around with it. Then you can test themes and plugins. I checked out the sites you have listed on your profile and they are just awesome. SiteRubix has been a great tool for me as a beginner and you can always detete the site when you are finished with it if you want and or set it up for no indexing and not register it with google.

I hope this is helpful. You are a lot more advanced than I am.

Hi Wathan. as with all marketing your social profiles need to reflect the interests of your niche market. If your websites are complementary then your different profiles can cross- reference each other - a great way to get linking going. However if they are in separate niches then each one will need it's own promotion strategy. I would certainly keep my private social media separate from my work one in all circumstances.

Hi - personally, I do - although many people here within WA are my "friends" on my personal FB page.

However, I do setup different pages (brands/products) for any new website I have. It just lets me post things specific to that website, without bothering my otherwise uninterested real friends - many of whom are not interested at all in marketing, or frames or space (some of my other social profiles).

But as Deidre says, it's entirely up to you. If you think your "friends" or links on social media will be interested in what you have to post for your business sites, then by all means, use your personal profile - if you think they won't, setup another page.

All the best, Mark

It is your preference. Some don't like to use their friends and family connections here.

Yes, it does affect ranking. See the training I just created here. How to Improve Website Ranking 2: Content Posting Schedule for SEO

See training by boomergp08. I cannot copy and past where I am.
You can schedule your post in your edit post screen.

Do not lose hope--Yes, SPAM, it's everywhere. Just educate yourself about it and move one...

It takes time to build a real traffic. You need to have quality content and yes it is very likely that your first traffic will be spam but if you don't give up and carry on eventually you will get real people. We will if you done your keyword research properly and your writing about the problems in your niche. It is a fact in this business that most people give up on the cusp of a profit don't let down to you

Hi. I would not sign up with any affiliates yet. It is too soon. Some programs like Amazon are easy to get into, but then they give you a time limit as to how long you have to make a first sale. If you don't, then they remove your account. Others do actually look at your website before making a decision and they want to see good content and a functional website.

Since it takes traffic to make a sale and you are not getting that yet, I suggest holding off. Keep writing quality content and watch your Google Analytics to see what your traffic does. Usually when you are getting 15 visitors a day, that is a good sign that you should be putting some affiliate links on.

Hope that helps. :)