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AI for SEO

How search works in the age of AI answers, keyword research, Search Console, and writing with AI responsibly.

5 units21 bitesAbout 63 min

What this course covers

For marketers, content writers and business owners who want their site to be found. You learn how search engines find and rank pages, what AI Overviews and AI assistants change (and what is not yet known), search intent, and keyword research with AI as the helper and data as the judge. You read impressions, clicks, CTR and position in Search Console, then brief content with AI without publishing unchecked text. Later units cover technical SEO, E-E-A-T, measurement and being cited by AI assistants.

New to AI? Start with AI & data fundamentals.

Part of the career paths:Data analyst

Units and bites

  1. Unit 15 bitesAbout 15 min

    Search, AI and your data

    How search engines work, what AI answers change, keyword research, Search Console, and writing with AI responsibly.

    1. How search works

      Crawl, index, rank: the three steps a page has to pass before it appears in search results.

      3 min
    2. AI answers in search

      AI Overviews and assistants such as ChatGPT or Perplexity are changing how people search. What is clear, and what is not yet.

      3 min
    3. Search intent and keyword research

      AI helps you brainstorm and group keywords; Search Console data makes the call.

      3 min
    4. Reading Search Console numbers

      Impressions, clicks, CTR and average position: what they mean, and how to find opportunities in the queries table.

      3 min
    5. Writing and briefing content with AI

      AI can build the outline and the draft. The facts, the real experience and the decision to publish stay with you.

      3 min
  2. Unit 24 bitesAbout 12 min

    Technical SEO basics

    Making sure your pages can be found, crawled and indexed.

    1. Can Google find your pages?

      Internal links, orphan pages and how to check one URL's index status.

      3 min
    2. Sitemaps and robots.txt

      Two small files that tell crawlers what exists and what they need not fetch.

      3 min
    3. Page speed and mobile

      Why pages that are slow on phones hurt readers, and how to read the report.

      3 min
    4. Fixing indexing issues

      Reading the Pages report in Search Console: noindex, duplicates and pages not yet crawled.

      3 min
  3. Unit 34 bitesAbout 12 min

    Content briefs and E-E-A-T

    Content that shows experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust — and AI's part in it.

    1. What E-E-A-T means

      The idea from Google's quality rater guidelines, and what can (and cannot) be concluded from it.

      3 min
    2. A complete content brief

      Search intent, reader, questions to answer, sources and constraints for the AI.

      3 min
    3. Adding first-hand experience

      Photos, test results and your own data: the parts AI cannot write.

      3 min
    4. Refreshing old content

      Choosing which old pages are worth updating from Search Console data.

      3 min
  4. Unit 44 bitesAbout 12 min

    Measuring SEO work

    Showing whether your changes made a difference, amid seasons and algorithm updates.

    1. A baseline before the change

      Recording the numbers before you change a page, so there is an honest comparison.

      3 min
    2. Seasonality in search

      Ramadan, payday and 11.11: why you compare with the same period last year.

      3 min
    3. Annotating changes

      A simple log of page changes and algorithm updates, so the charts can be explained.

      3 min
    4. From SEO to conversions

      Connecting organic clicks to sign-ups and sales in analytics.

      3 min
  5. Unit 54 bitesAbout 12 min

    Being cited by AI assistants

    What is known about how AI assistants choose sources, and how to monitor it without overclaiming.

    1. How assistants pick sources

      What their providers document, and what is still guesswork.

      3 min
    2. Clear answers and structure

      Pages that are easy to cite: direct answers, clear headings and checkable facts.

      3 min
    3. Tracking AI mentions

      Checking a set of questions regularly and recording who gets cited.

      3 min
    4. What we don't know yet

      The current limits of measurement, and how to decide amid uncertainty.

      3 min

Questions about this course

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How long does AI for SEO take?

About 63 minutes in all: 5 units made of 21 bites of about three minutes each, and every bite ends with a quick check. You can do one bite a day or several in a row.

Do I need to know how to code?

Not to start. The foundations explain every idea in plain words first; where a course uses SQL or Python, it teaches it from the beginning, with a playground in the lesson.

Where should I start?

If you are new to AI, begin with AI & data fundamentals. If you know the job you want, follow its career path; AI for SEO has a place in it.

When can I start learning?

Datamew is coming to iOS and Android soon. There is no release date or price announced yet: join the waitlist and we will tell you when the app is out.

Is it available in Bahasa Indonesia?

Yes. Datamew is written in English and Bahasa Indonesia.

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