Free learning path · Beginner

Build your SEO foundation.

Understand search, improve a real website, and leave with a practical 30-day action plan. Start with the customer. Finish with a clear next step.

12 lessonsAbout 5 hours with exercisesNo account required
A working course

Your website is the classroom.

Use a website you own or have permission to review. If you do not have one, choose a public business and prepare recommendations without changing it. Examples in the lessons are teaching scenarios, not client results.

Your progress

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Your final project.

Turn twelve lessons into a short plan you can explain and implement.

01 / Understand

Define the opportunity.

Identify an audience, a priority offer, a target page and a meaningful customer action. Record the baseline and missing evidence.

02 / Improve

Choose useful work.

Prepare a keyword map, one content brief and three evidence-backed audit findings. Prioritise with impact and effort.

03 / Measure

Make a 30-day plan.

Assign owners, validation methods and a review date. Explain what you know, what you expect and what remains uncertain.

Finish line: your completed workbook and a plan grounded in evidence. This introductory path does not award professional accreditation.

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Final knowledge check

Check your foundations.

Answer these eight questions, then review the explanations. You can retry. The assessment checks understanding; your practical work is the main outcome.

1. A service page attracts more visitors but no qualified enquiries. What should you investigate next?
2. A live inspection succeeds. What does that prove?
3. Two phrases express the same need and return similar page types. What should you consider first?
4. Does entering a title and meta description guarantee their exact appearance in Google?
5. What makes an AI-assisted draft ready to publish?
6. Can a crawler read a page's noindex instruction if robots.txt prevents it from fetching the page?
7. Clicks increased after a page edit. What can you conclude immediately?
8. Which is the strongest starting point for Google AI search visibility?

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