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Yes, link wheels, PBNs and similar structures have been used for many years now as part of most SEO strategies. It's quite common.

It would help if you told us which SEO rules you are finding difficulty in understanding. Otherwise you will end up with a huge thread about SEO in general that will not really help you. What specific questions do you have??

SimpleMachines & phpBB are good free choices to get you started to see if it's something worth pursuing. Niche forums can still make vibrant communities if your discussions are based around something your members are passionate about. It's also easier to make money with certain niches, such as...

He's asking for the best PROVIDER of email marketing services

The age of a domain is also an important ranking factor, so the longer you continue to renew a domain, the stronger that SEO factor will become. It's not everything, but still something to consider.

Ease of use, user friendly, plus it's well known, so most website owners are already familiar with it, so hosts want to keep customers happy by providing the easiest, most user friendly solution.

By posting real content that real people want to follow. It's slower, but much better than buying fast, fake followers.

Did Bingbot find spammy content or low quality content??

Too much of it is becoming "pay to play", so I'm not sure anything else will matter in the future.

I like the domain name. I'm not sure blocking all traffic except USA is a good idea. Maybe setup a redirect for other countries so you are at least using it to your benefit.

I haven't noticed any big difference between them, as they both get the job done and SSL is easy to get from hosting & registrars these days.

You say "30 for the blog" and then say "If you just want the blog, you can buy it for $60" Which is it?

Ask it to dinner??? :) The Google dance is simply the shake up that happens everytime Google releases an algorithm change and sites that were on top get knocked down in the SERP. Just keep informed on up-to-date SEO info and make the changes to your site, as needed. The basics usually stay the...

I'd advise against using Wordpress, even though it's popular and people are gonna use it anyway, but I consider it to be a bloated mess these days. If you are considering using it as the basis to build your site then keep the plugins to a minimum and use a good breadcrumb structure, so your...

It's clean & clear but doesn't really stand out in any way. It looks like an Adsense site (one of those blogs with articles specifically created for Adsense), Try jazzing up the visuals a bit to make it more visually appealing.

I'd personally go with the longer urls because I think the SEO benefits outweigh everything else and you can always use internal shorteners, if needed. I also don't trust plugins and would rather control it myself. I try to keep plugin use to an absolute bare minimum.

Shared is fine to start, but pick a host that is easy to upgrade should your traffic increase to the point where you need it.

I think GetResponse has more features, but gets pricey quickly with larger lists, so I'd go with MailChimp if all your need are the basics for getting your message out to a larger audience.

Focus on the pages most relevant to the keywords you wish to rank for and make sure to do a lot of crosslinking of pages within your website as well. Internal links are more important than ever these days.

Usually whatever mailing client you use will give you a spam score before sending to decrease the likelihood of ending up in the spam folder. Depending on the size of your list try spreading it out over 24 hours as best you can.