For those who are new, here are the best online resources to learn #Python3 for #SEO Specialists.
This thread will show you what you should read and how to hone your skills π§΅
This thread will show you what you should read and how to hone your skills π§΅
holisticseo.digital/python-seo/
You have to know this. Semantic SEO, clear case studies, topical authority, and lots of Python.
Everything you need for 2022.
You have to know this. Semantic SEO, clear case studies, topical authority, and lots of Python.
Everything you need for 2022.
seopythonistas.com
It's not a simple list of projects, it's the legacy of a great man. Check it out, it's full of awesome works.
It's not a simple list of projects, it's the legacy of a great man. Check it out, it's full of awesome works.
jcchouinard.com
Want to learn Python from scratch and see some useful applications? You need no more (almost) than this website to start out
Want to learn Python from scratch and see some useful applications? You need no more (almost) than this website to start out
danielherediamejias.com
A must-have for automation and for studying APIs. Another must-have and don't forget the newsletter!
A must-have for automation and for studying APIs. Another must-have and don't forget the newsletter!
importsem.com
Once you feel more confident check this website out, there are a lot of super interesting projects to hone your skills and take inspiration from.
As stated clearly, this is mainly about Python but also SQL and APIs, love it.
Once you feel more confident check this website out, there are a lot of super interesting projects to hone your skills and take inspiration from.
As stated clearly, this is mainly about Python but also SQL and APIs, love it.
wordlift.io/blog/en/
The top for NLP, you can read this blog for days and find more and more material each time, definitely a must.
Some of the best projects are here, you just need to look.
The top for NLP, you can read this blog for days and find more and more material each time, definitely a must.
Some of the best projects are here, you just need to look.
practicaldatascience.co.uk
Last but not least a very technical blog to boost your #DataScience skills and merge them with #DigitalMarketing and SEO. Underrated but definitely one of the best blogs out there.
Last but not least a very technical blog to boost your #DataScience skills and merge them with #DigitalMarketing and SEO. Underrated but definitely one of the best blogs out there.
kaggle.com/eliasdabbas/coβ¦
The Kaggle code section from the creator of #advertools, one top tier library for SEM tasks
The Kaggle code section from the creator of #advertools, one top tier library for SEM tasks
oncrawl.com/technical-seo/β¦
Some articles from Oncrawl contain Python examples. You should read it regardless!
Speaking of which, I will show you my article!
Some articles from Oncrawl contain Python examples. You should read it regardless!
Speaking of which, I will show you my article!
Any other resource that offers courses or suchlike (i.e. DataCamp/Dataquest/Real Python).
Their blogs are very rich and contain quite some useful ideas for Python.
Their blogs are very rich and contain quite some useful ideas for Python.
realpython.com
Real Python is my favorite because it's so complete and detailed, definitely recommended. It's not specific to SEO, it's just Python.
They also offer paid courses, I want to try them because they seem super-specific.
Real Python is my favorite because it's so complete and detailed, definitely recommended. It's not specific to SEO, it's just Python.
They also offer paid courses, I want to try them because they seem super-specific.
datacamp.com/blog
DataCamp offers paid courses and has a curated blog section. Recommended if you want to learn multiple technologies.
DataCamp offers paid courses and has a curated blog section. Recommended if you want to learn multiple technologies.
Side note: Python alone has limits, consider learning SQL as well and some tool like Tableau/PowerBI.
#R is even better imho to replace Python if you are more on the business side and you care about advanced Statistics libraries.
#R is even better imho to replace Python if you are more on the business side and you care about advanced Statistics libraries.
My future blog because I am working on it lol
I hope to go live by the end of April at most. I will include articles about content marketing, coding, data, and SEO.
For any requests let me know.
I hope to go live by the end of April at most. I will include articles about content marketing, coding, data, and SEO.
For any requests let me know.
The choice is up to you, if you want to learn fast pick those websites that contain more tutorials or material for beginners.
Then move on to more technical content and test what you have to improve.
Some libraries require a lot of time and they can be quite hard.
Then move on to more technical content and test what you have to improve.
Some libraries require a lot of time and they can be quite hard.
My suggestion is to learn how to handle common projects and start right away by adding value to your workflows.
Don't even bother to go big at first, it's fine to know 3 libraries!
Scraping and analysis should take priority.
Don't even bother to go big at first, it's fine to know 3 libraries!
Scraping and analysis should take priority.
I recommend blogs or websites over books because they are more actionable and you usually care about specific use cases.
If you want to take the Python path then go into detail and beyond SEO.
This is what I am trying to do right now.
If you want to take the Python path then go into detail and beyond SEO.
This is what I am trying to do right now.
Many Python alternatives are even better for some use cases.
The reason why we use it is the tremendous support and quantity of information. There are libraries for any task too!
It's the easiest choice for beginners and the most suitable for SEO.
The reason why we use it is the tremendous support and quantity of information. There are libraries for any task too!
It's the easiest choice for beginners and the most suitable for SEO.
You may want to learn SQL and some DataViz tools to complete your skillset.
This is not necessary to replace Excel, so don't worry if you are just starting.
When you are confident enough move to SQL because it's extremely important.
This is not necessary to replace Excel, so don't worry if you are just starting.
When you are confident enough move to SQL because it's extremely important.
I am not into JS and not a masochist. If you want to go into pure Technical SEO consider learning it too.
I would say that you should prefer JS over Python in such cases.
If you are like me and you like data more, the choice is quite clear instead.
I would say that you should prefer JS over Python in such cases.
If you are like me and you like data more, the choice is quite clear instead.
These websites can give you years of lessons and a lot of reasons to spend some quality time reading.
Be proactive and run experiments. Use Google Colab to prototype fast and reduce the number of import errors.
Installing lots of libraries to your local machine isn't good. >>>
Be proactive and run experiments. Use Google Colab to prototype fast and reduce the number of import errors.
Installing lots of libraries to your local machine isn't good. >>>
>>> The reason is that you may use them once and waste more minutes. Just use Colab and test what you need to.
An alternative is to learn what to touch and modify existing code. This is fine and it works pretty well.
An alternative is to learn what to touch and modify existing code. This is fine and it works pretty well.
Then, you don't need to be a master, understand what to touch and how to use some libraries.
You can safely ignore the rest if you want a superficial level of knowledge, that's totally fine.
You can safely ignore the rest if you want a superficial level of knowledge, that's totally fine.
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