Lesson 1: How SEO works
Search engines discover URLs, crawl pages, evaluate content, follow links, process technical signals, and decide which pages best match a search.
Good SEO starts with a useful page for a real query, then supports that page with clean titles, headings, internal links, speed, schema, and trust signals.
Lesson 2: Keywords and page intent
Group keywords by intent: service, local, comparison, definition, checklist, problem, and buying-stage searches.
Map one main intent to one strong page. Avoid creating several weak pages that compete for the same keyword.
Lesson 3: On-page and technical SEO
Write one focused title, one clear H1, useful H2 sections, a helpful meta description, image alt text, and internal links to related pages.
Check indexability, canonical tags, redirects, robots.txt, XML sitemaps, schema, speed, mobile layout, and whether important content is crawlable.
Lesson 4: Links, local SEO and reporting
Build authority with useful assets, relevant citations, real partnerships, reviews, local proof, and internal links that point to priority pages.
Track rankings, impressions, clicks, leads, conversions, Search Console issues, crawl errors, and the pages that actually create enquiries.
Next step
Use the free SEO tools to check pages, then choose private SEO training or monthly SEO services when the site needs expert review, implementation support, or a faster growth plan.
Next step
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