Find the right searches
Compare intent, page relevance and the questions people ask before contacting a business. Group keywords into a sensible page plan.
A subject in the Digital Marketing & AI course
Explore SEO & Local Search through practical planning, guided assignments and careful review. Connect the subject to the wider marketing workflow rather than learning tools in isolation.
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Compare intent, page relevance and the questions people ask before contacting a business. Group keywords into a sensible page plan.
Write clear titles, headings and copy. Add useful internal links, descriptive image text and straightforward navigation.
Learn Search Console basics, indexing checks and reporting. Separate observed movement from assumptions about why it happened.
Your assignment
Find useful keywords, understand search intent and improve page titles, content, internal links and technical basics. Learn how accurate business information and helpful expert content support local and AI-assisted discovery.
Keep a short explanation of the brief, your assumptions and the decisions you made. Feedback is more useful when a trainer can see your reasoning as well as the finished output.
Connect the skills
Work in SEO & Local Search depends on context: the audience, offer, website experience and the result you want to measure. The wider course helps you connect those decisions.
View the full curriculumA practical next step
Bring together your research, website plan, campaign ideas and reports. Explain your choices rather than showing a folder of unexplained screenshots.
Get guidance on your CV, LinkedIn profile and common interview questions. Practise talking through an assignment and responding to feedback.
Explore SEO, paid media, content, website and freelance work. Career support helps you prepare; it does not guarantee a job, salary, visa or client.

Understand the work
Learn SEO & Local Search as a practical skill. Start with a goal, complete a focused task and explain how your work helps a business or a customer.
The examples below help you understand what to practise and what good questions to ask as you learn.
A closer look
Begin with search intent: the reason behind a search. Someone asking how a topic works needs a different page from someone ready to compare a course or book a service. Learn to match the content to that need.
Choose a small website or sample business, list its important pages and group customer questions. This is the basis of a keyword map that a writer or website editor can actually use.
Review whether important pages can be found and understood. Check the title, main heading, page purpose, links, images and mobile experience. Learn to separate a meaningful problem from a tool warning that has little effect on the visitor.
Prioritise the work. A missing page for an important service may matter more than changing a small wording detail on an unrelated article. Explain the likely benefit and what you would check after the change.
People also ask questions through search assistants and AI tools. Answer engine optimisation and generative engine optimisation are names used for helping those systems discover and understand useful information.
The practical foundations still matter: accurate facts, clear answers, useful pages, named expertise and sources that support a claim. Learn to improve those things without assuming that extra schema or repeated keywords will guarantee a citation.
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This subject is included in the Digital Marketing & AI learning path. If you want to focus on it, ask about available course options.
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