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Yes, SEMrush. They even wrote the guide, google "How to Find Low-Competition Keywords with SEMrush"

Welcome, John!

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Any investment must be worth it. If you think that outsourcing in going to help you expand your business - by all means, do it, this is how companies grow. Be careful and choose a good SEO because a bad one might just be a waste of money.

Don’t make your universal navigation like a table of contents, use HTML, 100 links per page max. Also, drop downs might not look too good for those who aren’t using a mouse as it’s not easy to keep those drop downs activated.

GA, Clicky, Mixpanel, Amplitude; SEMRush, SimilarWeb, Ahrefs.

Guys at Stackoverflow say max 50000 URLs and 10MB in size for a sitemap

Couple more books: SEO 2017: Learn search engine optimization with smart internet marketing strategies by Adam Clarke and SEO for Growth: The Ultimate Guide for Marketers, Web Designers & Entrepreneurs by John Jantsch and Phil Singleton, also, if from scratch, check out Moz Beginner's Guide to SEO.

Ahrefs these days probably has the largest backlink database, I suggest trying it out. SEMRush is a good choice as well, both are the leading tools.

I suggest going to Fiverr and searching there, I’m sure there are plenty of people who offer this kind of gig.

All shorteners are the same in nature but may have different features and specifications like the ability to add custom URLs, previews, see the statistics. Google shortener may not be the most advanced in terms of features but as for speed and reliability, that’s a different question, google is...