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A separate account for marketing purposes can work better, and that's probably the coolest way to do so. You cannot do impressive promotion while working on your personal account.

Can guest posts, niche edits, and backlinks really help me in getting the desired ranking that I am looking for?

That's what I am really looking forward to. Which social media platform usually does well if I ask you to suggest one?

Building citations is something I had been looking for...thanks for mentioning here.

I have recently started my fresh tech niche site on Google. I'd really appreciate your valuable inputs in this regard...What should I do more to get my site to grow naturally? However, I have already published 50 articles in one week.

Absolutely spot on! You don't need to be a jack of all trades but master of none.

That's the kinda advice that professionals give. So good to see such people here. Yes, you should keep URL unexposed.

I'd appreciate if you work on two things; write at least 60 more posts but that too should be niche relevant and get some quality backlinks.

Long-term, increasing your subscription base is a good idea. This is because you don't need to rely on other websites because you have your own following. You should also make sure that new users who visit can see some of your material. If you don't, people may stop visiting your website, and...

I think that blogging about the same topic in different angles, various genres is far better than write messy content.

Quality is always above then Quantity. Relevance does matter a lot rather then posting irrelevance.

Make it specific. Make it clear. Make it easy and you'll see the growth in no time.

Posting more in one direction, a clear niche is always helpful; however, if you post various content, then it creates chaos and hard for the google to get it rank.