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Is it possible to have a successful website without spending a lot?

So I just created a new website. I'm new at almost everything, except for writing content. I will be doing the writing myself, and I'm willing to learn as much as I possibly can about maintaining the site, getting traffic, etc. I am not an expert at this stuff. At the same time, I'm not aiming for a super popular website with like a million views. Just want enough traffic to feel like I have something active and useful. The problem is I don't have much to invest in it, so for those who know what's going on please tell me what I should expect. What's the minimum I can expect to spend on such things as SEO, backlinks, etc.?

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