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Guided Tracks

Learning Paths

Our library is large, so we ordered it for you. Each track below is a sequence of guides, articles, and tools meant to be followed top to bottom, from fundamentals to practitioner. Everything is free and already on this site.

Track 01

Beginner SEO

Start here if search engine optimization is new to you. This path builds from the vocabulary and technical foundations up to content and local search, in the order that makes each step easier to absorb.

  1. 1Marketing & SEO glossaryToolLearn the vocabulary first so the rest of the track reads clearly.
  2. 2Technical SEO fundamentalsGuideHow crawling, indexing, and site health decide whether you can rank at all.
  3. 3The 20-point technical SEO checklistArticleThe concrete checks that turn the fundamentals into an audit.
  4. 4Core Web Vitals explainedArticleWhat page-experience signals actually matter and how to measure them.
  5. 5E-E-A-T and content authorityArticleHow Google decides which content to trust, and how to earn it.
  6. 6Content clusters vs standalone postsArticleStructuring content so pages reinforce each other instead of competing.
  7. 7Local SEO fundamentalsGuideHow to rank when your customers search with local intent.
  8. 8Technical SEO audit checklist (interactive)ToolPut it all together and tick off a real audit, with progress saved.

Track 03

Analytics & Measurement

Traffic without measurement is guesswork. This path covers the modern analytics stack: the GA4 model, attribution done honestly, and reporting that survives a stakeholder meeting.

  1. 1GA4 vs Universal AnalyticsGuideUnderstand the event model that GA4 is built on before diving into reports.
  2. 2GA4 attribution models explainedArticleWhich attribution model to use in GA4, and why most defaults mislead.
  3. 3Attribution models for paid searchArticleWhy last-click undersells your funnel and what to measure instead.
  4. 4A/B testing for practitionersArticleStatistical significance and why most tests conclude nothing.
  5. 5Client reporting frameworksArticleTurning data into reports that tie work to outcomes.
  6. 6Marketing calculatorsToolThe unit-economics math behind every measurement decision.

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