Writerly
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SEO is not an exact, unchangeable science. It keeps evolving alongside trends and updates. Think of the most recent Google update; we’re still trying to figure out how stuff works. You could spend months absorbing knowledge, only to learn that said knowledge is no longer applicable.
So, instead of asking “how long does it take to learn SEO,” you should ask yourself, “Do I want to take the time to stay up to date with SEO?” Instead of googling info, you should find an active place (such as this forum, given that you’re already here), use the search function, and absorb the most up-to-date info. There is a beginner’s guide section to the left. It can get you started.
Stay active, keep moving, and you’ll be able to start applying SEO within little time.
But the moment you stop moving, you’ll be left behind.
So, instead of asking “how long does it take to learn SEO,” you should ask yourself, “Do I want to take the time to stay up to date with SEO?” Instead of googling info, you should find an active place (such as this forum, given that you’re already here), use the search function, and absorb the most up-to-date info. There is a beginner’s guide section to the left. It can get you started.
Stay active, keep moving, and you’ll be able to start applying SEO within little time.
But the moment you stop moving, you’ll be left behind.