Can anyone suggest some blogs/resources that are good for SEO beginners?

Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions Facebook & G+ community.

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  Stephen Mitchell: I have literally zero SEO experience. I kind of fell into the job. I'm looking to educate myself and improve the search on the e-commerce website for the company I work for.
  Can anyone suggest some blogs/resources that are good for beginners?
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  Jann Grond: Hi Stephen, this is a great resource for you: http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo
  
  You may also take a look at this guide: http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-social-media
  
  It's going to be an interesting journey;)
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  Greg Baka: +Stephen Mitchell ; - You have a big challenge ahead. Couple of suggestions are:
  1) First, do no harm. Don't change ANYTHING until you are really sure it is unlikely to harm your rankings. Research the proposed change thoroughly. ; Post each change idea on forums like this to get some experienced feedback.
  2) Use Moz. There is lots of misinformation out there. The Moz blogs and webinars have been filtered - you will not find dangerous information there. Subscribe to their service, for a couple of reasons...
  a) it's a cheap way to evaluate your site using their tools
  b) it gives you the ability to post questions to their forum where you will get great answers (if you post short questions at the right time of day)
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  Rotimi Orimoloye: Also subscribe to the Bing Webmaster blog. Articles by Duane Forrester are very easy to understand and very straight forward. Google Webmaster blog is also good.
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  Tim Capper: Another one is from Google : ;http://static.googleusercontent.com/media/www.google.co.uk/en/uk/webmasters/docs/search-engine-optimization-starter-guide.pdf
  
  This is not a resource as such : Understand the Business
  
  By this is mean the business you are working for : seasonal trends, the users, your competitors - this will give you a better idea as to what your users want.
  
  Stalk the competitors... seriously :)  ;You will start noticing patterns to their strategy and content, you will see customers asking questions BLAM, you then provide the resource.
  
  To many SEO's get lost in the source and not the customers.
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  Stephen Mitchell: Thanks everyone for all the great resources!