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I will ask them : do you have site reference before I build your website? what type of site will be build, e-commerce, personal blog, company profile, etc

It depends with your hosting experience. If you still not familiar with hosting features, managed hosting its the best choice.

Using Google analytics data given, you can know more about : where your visitor come from how long time duration your visitor stay in your site pages (bounce rate) what the type of your visitor ( organics, referral, direct, or paid traffics) demographics information for your visitor come and many more analytics data Based the data, you can know more what must be do to driving more traffics to your site.

Functionally, there is no difference between digital marketing and advertising. These two things only differ in definition. If digital marketing is a promotional activity using internet media, advertising is an advertising activity that can be done both online and offline

To speed up and improve your Wordpress site loading, you can do following step below : installing caching plugin installing images compression plugin hosted your site using CDN remove unnecessary plugin and many more.

You can share your article posted on your blog or website through social media, such as twitter, facebook, IG, linkedin, or other platform. But to remember, sharing in social media its not get benefits for SEO.

Do you mean your site will be equipped with domain checker facilities?

Any change regularly in your site, such as write new articles, add images, setting up the menu, create menu, and many more activities, that's namely update. Simply, any activities in your site as above explain is "updates".

I think there are not specific area to optimise your keywords. You can optimise the keyword inside your article, you title tags, your meta description, and inside your images file name. And to optimise your site ranking, SEO strategies its the best choice to improve your site rank.

You can increase your site speed up by the following tips : equipped your site with CDN features install caching plugin choose fast loading theme choose hosting with litespeed server remove unnecessary plugin change your image with smaller size etc

If you want to build a site with your own coding, you can start learning HTML. After that, you can learn further for other coding, like CSS, Javascript, asp, and many more coding as you needed to build a website.

To increase your hosting service to more people and clients, you can build your own website, and than optimise with more strategies, such as SEO technique, paid promotion, share through social media, and other promotional methods. To do this need a hard work at beginning, but if all of your clients satisfy, automatically your business will be growth.

Below is building website step by step : Register domain name in domain register company Purchase hosting from hosting company. You can buy domain and hosting at once in one hosting company Install the CMS as you want, for example Wordpress After the domain and hosting active, start to write article and or create a content Optimise your site for driving a traffics using several methods, such as SEO, SEM, PPC, or other methods as you want And many more methods that you can choose.

To compare between CMS with one another, I think depends on the needs and also how the complete features available on the CMS. In my personal opinion, one of the best CMS currently available is Wordpress. With this CMS you can do a lot of custom when building a website, completing it with plugins to optimise and functionality of the web itself, and most importantly, Wordpress CMS is very easy to use.

If you want to insert your images and videos, file size is very important so that your site not slow when loading. Example in Wordpress. When you uploading an images, you can custom images size. In the images editing menu, there are any three size you can choose, such as thumbnail, large, and custom. For the mobile visualisation, first, you must be make sure the theme used, is responsive theme or not. If your theme is premium, don be worry, usually has been setting up in responsive and mobile friendly.