Ninety minutes on what SEO really is, what the work looks like day to day, and what it pays. You leave knowing whether this is your skill — or whether to spend your energy elsewhere.
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Minutes, Q&A included
0
Experience needed
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Roadmap to keep
A plain-language introduction for people who have never touched search — taught the way we'd explain it to a friend over coffee.
How search works in plain language, the three things every search engine is grading, and why some pages win while better ones sit on page four.
A real week of SEO work, screen shared: keyword research, a page audit, a client report. The boring parts included, because that's most of it.
The traits that make SEO click — patience with data, writing, comfort being wrong in public — and the honest signs it isn't your niche. Plus what AI search changed, and what it didn't.
A free starter roadmap: the five free tools to learn first, the practice project to build, and how beginners land their first paid client or junior role.
Sixty minutes of teaching with real tools open on screen, then thirty minutes of questions — including the ones that feel too basic to ask. Nothing is recorded, so people speak freely.
Starting from zero — you've heard "SEO" and want the real picture before investing months.
Choosing a skill to learn — freelancing, a career switch, a side income — and SEO is on the shortlist.
Running a small site or shop and tired of paying for traffic you don't understand.
Already run campaigns and want advanced tactics — this is the ground floor.
Want traffic this week. SEO compounds over months; we'll say so plainly.
Are after a hack, or a tool that does it all for you. Neither exists.
Yes. No card, no trial, no upsell pitch at minute eighty.
No — this session is live only, which is what keeps the Q&A candid. Come to the one you register for.
No. Bring a notebook. If you do have a site, bring the URL for the Q&A.
It changed where answers appear, not the need to be the source they cite. We spend fifteen minutes on exactly this.