Is This Good Start For Noob?

Hello I am new, iv made a few posts that were poorly written and were pointless and more or less just me having a frustrating time trying to make money and failing many times over, but thats a part of this game so here is my plan.

-Do keyword research
-Pick a hot niche (one with low competition)
-Buy Godaddy Domain Name
-Buy HostGator Package
-Point Godaddy Domain to HostGator account
-Install Wordpress to HostGator account
-Pick a sexy Wordpress template that blends well (since ill be using adsense)
-Pick a hot niche for Wordpress Blog
-Post 5 Articles a day to Wordpress Blog (will be paying for unique articles)
-Add CPA, CJ, Adsense, and Affiliate links, banners to my site and blog
-Use a backlink of my PR6 website to get my new site and blog indexed fast
-Build backlinks daily never stopping and possibly buying quality links as well

Does this seem like a good start for a noob and is this worth the money? I hear everywhere that HostGator and Godaddy are the best for Domain name and Web Hosting. Will buying a $150 quality backlink really help my site, I mean is it worth it to spend $150 on just one quality link or to just build up free backlinks over time and save money? any help would be well appreciated and let me know if this is a good start cuz I want to stop sitting and start doing something asap as this is the only way I will succeed.

Sounds pretty straightforward and solid....Good plan. Just for your info, there is a thread here where you can get a .com for $1 that was posted today.

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/domain-names-parking/189562-1-dot-coms-netfirms-code.html

Godaddy is good, but sometimes you have to go where they are the cheapest. Then do the same thing, just point the nameservers to Hostgator or whoever you have for hosting.

And welcome to BHW......You will get ahead fast if you work alot and read a little, not the other way around......You seem to be off to a good start....

Cheers

You are definitely on the right track. There is one thing that you haven't mentioned though, that I feel should be included. It has to do with the list. For the past few years, this has been my affiliate marketing formula:

Alot of Content + Alot of Links = Alot of Traffic

But the traffic flows directly to my squeeze page where I can get the opt in. Also, you should include an opt in email box on your blog, as well as a footer ad to capture more leads into your funnel.

However, keep doing what you are doing. If you implement the blueprint you shared, as well as add a list building component to it, you will be fine.

Just my 2 cents.

jirick82 said:

-Install Wordpress to HostGator account
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Use cPanel's Fantastico for this, it'll save you some time because installing Wordpress only takes 3 clicks this way .

$150 for a backlink? lol. maybe if it's gonna be on google.com
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unless its a backlink that gets you nice steady traffic directly its not worth $150. forget about PR and all that other crap. That will come naturally when you start getting traffic.

You'd better buy a tool with this money for trying to automate the linkbulding process. There are plenty of tools you can buy with 150 $ or a little more.