EContent SEO
Plan and write content people want, and keep it useful over time.
Published lessons completed– of 7
- 1Creating people-first contentGoogle's guidance on helpful content is a practical checklist, not a vague ideal. Learn to apply its questions to your own pages before and after you write.18 min, 4-question quiz, exercise
- 2Content planning and strategyDecide what to publish from business goals and real search demand, in an order you can sustain. A small plan you finish beats a big plan you abandon.16 min, 4-question quiz, exercise
- 3Topic clusters and topical authorityCovering a subject thoroughly, with well-linked pages, helps readers and search engines. "Topical authority" is a useful idea, but know what Google has and has not said about it.16 min, 4-question quiz, exercise
- 4Writing a content briefA brief turns research into instructions a writer can follow. It defines the reader, the goal, what makes the page better, and how it connects to the rest of the site.16 min, 4-question quiz, exercise
- 5E-E-A-T and credibility in practiceE-E-A-T is not a score, but the qualities behind it are real. Show who you are, how you know, and why visitors can trust you, especially on YMYL topics.18 min, 4-question quiz, exercise
- 6Category pages and blog contentCategory and service pages earn the most valuable traffic, and blogs support them. Give each the content its searchers need, and connect them with links.15 min, 4-question quiz, exercise
- 7Thin, duplicate and low-quality contentThin pages, copied text and mass-produced content hold sites back, and some of it breaks Google's spam policies. Learn to find it and decide whether to improve, merge or remove it.18 min, 4-question quiz, exercise