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I can tell right away the guide is bs. It recommends using nexus mod manager and tells you vortex sucks, but the reality is that nexus mod manager was nexus old ♥♥♥♥♥♥ one and the guy who made it made vortex as a new better version of nexus mod manager that doesn't suck. That right there tells you the guide author doesn't know ♥♥♥♥.
Viva New Vegas guide
A lot of good tips here youtube.com/watch?v=Cypqage_Pdk
With modding you have to git gud BUT modding Fallout New Vegas will make you gud because Fallout New Vegas is the MOST difficult game to get a stable game that's is modded on the Planet=In my opinion; this being spoken with 50% ignorance.
The problem with them is that they often screw up and also when you installed something wrong or in a wrong order, your whole mod setup is done for and you can do it from the beginning. Mod Organizer has no such problems and is the way to mod nowadays. Might need a while to get used to it but once you did, its so much better than old mod managers. Viva New Vegas guide also explains everything that you need to know.
I've Been using Nmm for over a Decade- I use it for Skyrim, Fo4, Fo3 etc. I'm used to it.
I don't have any troubles using nmm because most mods are simple. You can check what's in the mod before you download it. Nmm doesn't screw up very often even on more complicated mods.
Its easy to check if the mod installed properly. Check file contents-make sure the contents are in the right place.
Nmm doesn't require any online connection or to be left on.
Nmm is super light weight.
Quite often if a mod is too complex, I don't use them, but not always.
I do the load order manually, because I'm good at it.