Best way to learn SEM, Screaming Frog/Technical SEO, Google analytics, Google tag manager, Google data studio

SeoPig

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Hey guys!

Been doing a little bit of SEO keyword research gigs on UpWork. Finally managed to land a long-term job that includes keyword research and some other related SEO stuff, and mostly managing a writer and putting up the content on the client's WordPress site. The client is also kinda like a "mentor" that teaches me new things, which is good.

But that is only for 2 hours each day after my day job. My day job is currently totally unrelated to SEO. And I want to get the required knowledge to land a SEO job here in Sweden.

Other than what I already know, most SEO jobs with reasonable demands, requires SEM, Screaming Frog, Google analytics, Google tag manager, and Google data studio. So I wonder, how can I best learn them? I know there are some free courses around, but I feel it's a little tricky to know which is legit good. And also, considering paying for some courses here in Sweden to get a certification, so I have something to show when I apply for SEO jobs.

Other than those skills, they usually also ask for HTML, JS and CSS. Is there a good place to learn these for more in the direction of SEO?

Been searching around a little bit, but a bit confused about how I should go with this. For starters, I'm planning to get the certification from Google analytics academy.

Hope you guys can give me some advice :).

Thanks in advanced!
 
I will suggest you to have the course from Digitalmarketer. They are good and updated
 
There are some good courses on Udemy( can be purchased for low prices on their regular sale days) and free stuff on YT for starters. Putting it into practice in order to gain experience is the more long term difficultly.
 
There are some good courses on Udemy( can be purchased for low prices on their regular sale days) and free stuff on YT for starters. Putting it into practice in order to gain experience is the more long term difficultly.
Yeah, that might be what I have to do. Ideally I would like a course (even if I have to pay) with stuff/knowledge that I will actually need for a job, but I guess the world ain't that easy and that's probably just wishful thinking.

Will checkout Udemy and see what I can find :).

Thanks for the reply!
 
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