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SEO budget for new company?

Sorry for not knowing much about SEO since its not my field but my boss wants me to devise an SEO budget plan for $1000 but not sure what that really means. We have a webdesigner who has done some on-site SEO which means he sintalled google site maps and used Yoast to edit meta tags and alt tags on images.

But I dont know where a $1k spend is supposed to go. I assume at this point we would need to find a way to build backlinks but I don't know if buying back links is the best idea. we dont have any SEO tools either. pretty much I dont know how to ansewer my boss's question on what he wants from an SEO budget.

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