Module 14: AI-Assisted SEO - Use AI as a Tool, Not a Replacement
AI can speed up your SEO work significantly when you use it the right way. This module shows you how - and what to never hand over to it.
AI can speed up your SEO work significantly when you use it the right way. This module shows you how - and what to never hand over to it.
Stop tinkering and start reviewing. A 90-day audit routine keeps your SEO healthy and tells you exactly where to focus your effort next.
Turn Module 7's backlink introduction into a real system. Five safe methods for earning genuine links that build your site's authority.
Getting traffic is only half the job. This module shows you why readers don't convert and how to fix it without a redesign.
If your business serves a local area, this module shows you how to appear in local search results and Google Maps using free tools.
Structure your content into clusters so Google treats your site as an expert on your subject, not just a collection of random posts.
Find out who you're actually competing with in search, where the gaps are, and which keywords a small site can realistically win.
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Run quick checks to see if Google can find and trust your site—no setup or fixes yet. This is a confidence-building diagnostic, not a tech tutorial.
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By the end of this module, you’ll know how to set up a simple, SEO-friendly site structure where no page is more than three clicks from your homepage. This makes it easier for both Google and your visitors to find everything.
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By the end of this module, you’ll know how to create a keyword map for your website, match each page to the right search intent, and plan content that helps people and Google understand your site.
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By the end of this module, you'll know how to optimise every page so it's clear, readable, and search-engine friendly—and how to use internal links to guide visitors and Google through your site.
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By the end of this module, you'll know how to check your site's technical health and fix the issues you can control—like speed, mobile-friendliness, and HTTPS. Some issues will need a developer, and that's normal.