Where do you study SEO?

[Seo Licious]

In many details of Seo guides information available in BHW, So please check and follow their words

 

[Purush]

I used to read lot of blogs but once i started to look over the information here. Only bhw nothing else.

 

[Rob Dean]

As per my knowledge, Search Engine Land is one of the best blogs from where you can easily get useful information about SEO as they regularly share new and updated information about the development in the SEO world. You can also go for the SEMrush blog. If you check out the SEMrush Youtube Channel, you can see a lot of courses there.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Aside from BHW. Where do you get all your SEO information, news and knowledge?

Can you recommend any blogs, videos or podcasts?

I get it from the best source there is: the SERPs.

I see people paying hundreds of $ / month for tools that give them the same free info you can get by analyzing the SERPs directly.

 

[theseocount]

I follow some blogs in the industry, like backlinko, ahrefs, moz, mattdiggity, etc but truth is that most of them rarely post anything new. They are just rewriting information that you can already find on hundreds of places somewhere just for the sake of getting more traffic and popularity to their sites. It is rare to happen upon information that is fresh, data-backed and useful/practical at the same. At least this is my opinion.

Like some guys have already stated reading and studying Google patents can be really helpful and give you insights on how certain parts of the Google algorithm might work. It's been only few months since I do that but there is some really interesting information once you start digging deeper. I like seobythesea and of course you can always search for patents here https://www.google.com/patents

... but all of this does not make any sense if you don't practice SEO, investigate SERPs and do tests every single day to find out what is working best in your niche or your clients niche.

Cheers!

 

[naohr5]

Whenever I want to learn or to know something new, I go to google. Actually I don't like to pay money for a free stuff. So at this point, I've found a looot of good webpages, for e.g. yoast

 

[Zakhej]

Aside from BHW. Where do you get all your SEO information, news and knowledge?

Can you recommend any blogs, videos or podcasts?

Watch some courses. You can find them free on bhw...

 

[Mum2016]

Interesting topic but there is nothing really tangible yet. SEO is about three mainn things for me:

- keyword research
- outstanding writing + on page SEO
- great backlinks

Nothing else

 

[Steph Curry Jr.]

This place is pretty good.

 

[LeapOfFaith]

Brain dean has some important stuff in his blog which i've found very useful. But I would say majority of my SEO knowledge comes from this forum.

 

[cs3pay]

from google

 

[IG Professor]

Best place to learn about SEO is here.. on BHW. You have so many case studies and journeys that can give a clue on which way you should be going with. Another great resource is https://www.matthewwoodward.co.uk/

 

[incognito19]

I like this place: https://www.semrush.com/newacademy/library
Most of the basic stuff is explained really well.

 

[GregFromMoonsy]

Like some guys have already stated reading and studying Google patents can be really helpful and give you insights on how certain parts of the Google algorithm might work. It's been only few months since I do that but there is some really interesting information once you start digging deeper. I like seobythesea and of course you can always search for patents here https://www.google.com/patents

... but all of this does not make any sense if you don't practice SEO, investigate SERPs and do tests every single day to find out what is working best in your niche or your clients niche.

Cheers!

@theseocount

After you'll study and test enough - you'll see how SEO can be effective and easy.
At the end - you can outrank whoever you like.
This is the reward for patience.

Good luck! Greg.

 

[MountainGuy]

I don't think you can get anything close to the info here. The journey sections are gold as well as occasional random post.

The more you read and try to understand you will get better at analyzing the information presented.

 

[jainy]

ahref semrush moz

 

[Danutis]

Check out the SEO blog from Ahrefs, it's pretty good - https://ahrefs.com/blog/

 

[+btc]

Signup for Backlinko newsletter, great info.

 

[Rob Dean]

I think the simple and best source is the internet, just write and read. Hundreds of tools are available on the internet in which most famous and best to learn at the initial level are Keyword finder, Google Scholar, etc.

 

[nakamura]

BHW + by doing SEO and making experiences.

Experiences/Testing > reading