Digital MarketingContent & SEOBeginner

SEO and Content Strategy

Keyword research, technical SEO, and the content that ranks.

4.5 (48) 42 lessons · 5 modules 14h430 studentsLanguage: English

Taught by

Aditya Joshi

Head of Growth at CRED · Bengaluru

What you’ll learn

  • Keyword research with real tools and real intent
  • Technical SEO that actually blocks ranking
  • Content briefs that writers can follow
  • Measuring SEO outcomes, not vanity metrics
  • A 90-day SEO plan for a new site

About this course

A practical SEO course for people who need to get their site ranking. We cover keyword research, technical SEO, content strategy, and measurement — taught by a growth lead who has done this for consumer startups. No black-hat tricks, just the work.

Curriculum

5 modules · 42 lessons · 14h

1

Keyword research that matters

2 lessons

Intent, volume, and difficulty.

  • Search intentPreview15 min
  • Using Ahrefs and Search Console20 min
2

Technical SEO

2 lessons

The stuff that blocks you from ranking.

  • Core Web Vitals18 min
  • Site structure and internal links16 min

Requirements

  • Basic comfort with Google Search Console
  • A website you want to optimise (or use the practice site)

Who this course is for

  • Founders wanting organic traffic
  • Content marketers wanting SEO skills
  • Anyone responsible for a website’s organic growth

Your tutor

Aditya Joshi

Head of Growth at CRED · Bengaluru

4.6 (76)950 students2 courses

Performance marketer who has scaled customer acquisition for three consumer startups. Currently leads growth at CRED. Teaches growth marketing with real funnel math, not buzzwords.

Student reviews

4.5

48 ratings

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Rahul Khanna

15 Aug 2024

10 found this helpful

Practical and no fluff

Good course. The technical SEO module helped me fix three issues that were holding us back.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need Ahrefs or a paid tool?
No. We show how to use free tools (Search Console, keyword planner) and paid tools. Ahrefs helps but is not required.