#SEO, like a lot of skills, has a significant barrier to proficiency at the beginning of the learning journey.
I'll illustrate what I mean with a more common example:
Learning to play the guitar.
I'll illustrate what I mean with a more common example:
Learning to play the guitar.
The guitar is known for being deceptively challenging for beginners.
You can strum a chord. You can pluck a note.
Understanding progressions and confidently moving between notes is often the first major hurdle.
Aka even learning a simple pop song feels like attempting Mozart
You can strum a chord. You can pluck a note.
Understanding progressions and confidently moving between notes is often the first major hurdle.
Aka even learning a simple pop song feels like attempting Mozart
For SEO, the initial barriers to success are often:
1) Understanding what a keyword signifies
2) How to "use" keywords.
3) The relationship between a page and keywords and Google
4) Understand what you need to know when targeting a keyword
1) Understanding what a keyword signifies
2) How to "use" keywords.
3) The relationship between a page and keywords and Google
4) Understand what you need to know when targeting a keyword
Those questions are exactly what I'll be tackling in this weekend's issue of The SEO Trade School newsletter.
Screenshots, examples, and instructions to be included as always!
derekseo.substack.com
Screenshots, examples, and instructions to be included as always!
derekseo.substack.com
For a glimpse of the hands-on approach to SEO that I'm taking, I recommend checking out parts 1 and 2 of my handbook for updating content.
And I invite you to subscribe for more practical tips for early-mid stage SEO advice.
And I invite you to subscribe for more practical tips for early-mid stage SEO advice.
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