What to do with a spare 150$

It depends on what you want. If want to build authority site then it will take time in content and seo. Otherwise you can order services from marketplace for site audit and seo compaigns.

What to do with a spare of $150? Nothing. Just keep them right there in your pocket for the next two or three months, while you get familiar with what SEO is all about. Only then you will have your answer on what to spend them on.

Contrary to what others advised you above, I would not recommend you to buy any of the services available on BHW unless you clearly understand the effects of that particular package.

Familiarizing yourself with the tactics related to SEO will prevent both you and the provider from a lot of headaches. It is very likely that you're going to buy something, your website will tank and eventually you'll give the provider a negative feedback because it did not not do what you thought it was supposed to do.

You've entered an area that requires a lot of trial and error, so it would be wise to keep your losses at the lowest level as possible. I'm saying this because you will spend some money on stuff that won't help you much.

There's no such thing as an 'Authority website' in a box. It's a term which unfortunately a lot of people misunderstood and helped to propagate it rather incorrectly. It takes years of effort and hard work to build one so you will never find them selling for $199 at your local virtual Walmart.

P.S. You're obviously new to this so I suggest you to always spend some time judging before taking an action, as you will hear people saying that pigs fly now. They never did and never will.

I vote with the folks that suggest you use that $150 to buy some experienced SEO help.

I've been doing SEO for some years now and I still get a huge bang for the buck when I turn to some of the true savants available in the BHW marketplace. SOme of these guys think of methods and have developed tools that I couldn't dream up in a month of New Year's Eves.

Best of luck. Spend $50 on a trial for safety sake - the good vendors all know how to game reviews. The great guys can give you a taste for cheap and then let you invest the rest in more results.

I second White_Wolf.

- EMP1R3

You cannot expect to buy a site and start banking immediately for it. Before you buy a website you need someone to
check it out and see if it is legitimate or not. People sell junk all the time. I would just save the money to invest in something
better next time.

-RK

I would take some time to learn SEO, and then learn how to setup good back links, also learn how to drive targeted traffic to your site without the search engines help. It sounds like you just put the site up and expected it to bank, unfortunately IM dose not work that way, you need to provide what your selling to the people that are looking for it. Don't just give up on the site just yet there are tones of valuable lessons to learn on a first site.

i mean not for nothing but you can give me the $150 xD

Beven said:

YT + Clickbank was what I used with no budget at all to get started a few years ago.

It's perhaps more competitive now days but with $150 I think you'll be okay.

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Try this method, but use your $150 to buy 5 links in the description of popular videos in your niche rather than uploading your own. It's not my method, but it's one i've been using for a couple of weeks and i'm already in healthy profit. Don't forget to donate to the forum when you start to bring home the bacon and good luck