It seems you're looking for a way to generate money with your website and that's the question you should ask. There are many ways to make a living online especially with blogging. You have mentioned some in your question. Adsense is a great way to start but you have a create a blog that is...
First, you need to create a niche for yourself. Then guest post for topnotch sites, or you can buy one. And of course, the name of your blog matters too. Make it short and attractive.
I think it all depends on your sign up/mailing system. If you use MailChimp for example, you will be able to track those sign up including their countries.
The amount of years a domain has doesn't matter when it comes to traffic. I think it's much on the content and the connection the blogger has with other super star bloggers. A new domain with good connection with top-notch sites will flourish and drive crazy traffic just like the old domain.
It depends. Study your audience in order when they're more active and when not. Plus, your niche also matters. Finally, I would advise you to post when you have something valuable to share and not for the sake of posting.
Has anyone heard of HTTP/2? If yes, what do you think of it and its connection to SEO? I've read some things about it but thought some experts will know better here.
Akismet: this helps you fight spam comments. (As your blog grows, you?ll find Akismet not efficient enough. Then, Growmap Anti Spambot Plugin will save you)
WordPress SEO by Yoast: this helps you optimize your posts for search engine visibility.
Jetpack by WordPress.com: this adds an array of...
I think it's a great opportunity that you let them repost your article on their site if it will boost traffic to your site and also widen your SEO. It doesn't matter whether the article has been published on your site before. What matters is getting exposure and wide audience, SEO inclusive.
I know and understand that things are quite difficult for you as a newbie blogger. Don't ask me how I know, because I was in the same position like you some years ago. But the question is, "What drives us to keep coming back to our favorite blogs?" Is it the design or the content? The answer is...
What exactly do you need the FB plugin for? If it's to drive traffic, then try Recommendations Bar or Recommendation Box or Like Button. But if it's for other things, you can try Facebook Wall and Social Integration or IK Facebook plugin. I hope this helps.
As far as I know there's nothing illegal about this. It seems he's just doing his part, that is, what he will deliver and any interested person will contact him to execute their gigs. Final. And if you've bought 3 websites from him, so why the fear of illegality?
I have not used it before but the reviews I've read so far are quite interesting and encouraging. A simple Google search for its tutorial should educate you on how to use it effectively whether with Yoast plugin or not. Try this.
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