I don’t know what areas are new to you, but all good advice above. I’ll expound a little on what MM said. Wind direction is critical, not only your stand site, but most importantly the way you access it. If you can’t get in and out without spooking deer even the best stands will sour quickly. I can’t stress this enough.
One more thing, pressure is pressure to a deer, he can’t know whether you’re hunting, scouting, or just visiting. Identify where you want to hunt early, prepare your stand early, run cameras very little, and stay away as much as possible before time to actually hunt. Don’t overhunt your best stands, save them for the prime days.
And welcome to the forum !