What was your SEO mistake when you first started out?

I think trying to learn everything at once is a common mistake Focusing on the basics first makes the process much easier
Yeah, it’s pretty hard to try and figure it all out at one time. I would stay on the bsics, apply those to a project and go from there.
 
Early on, I burned a bunch of money buying cheap PBN link packages, thinking volume was the secret to gaming Google.

It took getting hit by a penalty and spending months disavowing garbage to realize that five solid, relevant links beat ten thousand automated backlinks every single time.
Yeah, been there before. Link building with links of low cost may seem impressive, but just one quality link from a relevant website could be more valuable to you in my view.
 
Once I shifted my focus to improving my sites overall quality instead of just building links I started seeing better long term results.
Same experience, honesty. Links can get the ball rolling, but if the website is weak itself, the improvements rarely last long.
 
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