Video/Audio Classes [Chapter 4]
Some people find it easier to learn visually. Luckily, the world of SEO learning is filled with such opportunities, and I have selected some of the best resources you can get your eyes on.
It might be best to stay away from webinars or classes you can simply find on YouTube or other free video platforms, because they are harder to vet, and may advise you to practice gray, or even black hat SEO techniques. However, I do mention a couple of YouTube resources below that have been posted by good names from SEO, so they are definitely useful and will teach you plenty effective things.
45. Moz Webinars – By now, it should be no surprise to you that Moz is one of your best sources when it comes to learning and perfecting your optimization skills. Here, you can either sign up for prospective webinars, or check out their archive and select those that are of immediate interest to you.
46. Quick Sprout University – This is an interesting origin of information and knowledge for beginner, intermediate, and advanced SEOs alike. Neil Patel and his team produce great content that addresses both common and uncommon issues in this field. Behind the link, you have free access to literally tens, if not hundreds of videos that teach you theory and practice, offering insight into the complex world of SEO. You could begin with courses like How to Find Perfect Keywords for SEO, hosted by Brian Dean. The fact that each video is supported by a written transcript is yet another point to recommend this resource.
47. Udemy Courses – Udemy is one of the largest databases of courses on a wide variety of topics. Although most of them charge a fee, you can also find free courses that are just as helpful. For SEO and SEO-related topics, go to the Marketing category and select whatever concerns you. Moz’s courses are especially noteworthy (not to mention free), but keep an eye out for everything related to your interest.
48. Whiteboard Friday – Generally presented by Moz’s own Rand Fishkin, Whiteboard Friday answers the most common and pertinent questions from the Moz Community, as well as other questions SEOs have in general. While some of the episodes may tackle advanced, technical subjects, you can also find simpler concepts addressed, and very nicely explained by Rand.
49. KISSmetrics Webinars – These guys are also rather thorough when it comes to applying and teaching SEO techniques, and their webinars are held by some of the best names in the field. You can browse through their webinar archive for subjects you’re interested in, or sign up for their future webinars, which come out about once a week. It’s true that most of the topics they approach are advanced, but you can also find some which are more appropriate for beginner levels.
50. HubSpot Broadcasts – These audio broadcasts can become useful when you have learned enough about SEO and start needing to refine your techniques and finding new avenues for keyword research, specialized link building techniques, or resources for content topics. What’s more, you can download and save slides from each broadcast, so you can revisit the information and reuse it anytime you need.
51. NoBoard SEO Series – Helpful video lesson series by Dan Shure, which targets pretty specific and niche-oriented subjects. Thus, they can come in handy when you’re having trouble with particular aspects of optimization, such as when to use rel=nofollow links, what the best times to tweet are, how to deal with anchor text in backlinks, and many more.
52. Vertical Measures – Although these webinar broadcasts can get quite specific and niche-oriented, you can also find easier to approach subjects, like link building strategies and creating content marketing plans. They also come with downloadable slides.
53. Ecommerce SEO 101 – These video lessons introduce you to aspects of running an online store, but focus on broader SEO topics as well. For instance, you can learn some SEO fundamentals, gain insight on how Google ranks websites, how to target the right keywords for your business, or how to steer clear of Google penalties.
54. Attracta Basics of SEO – Spend some of your time learning the basics of SEO from Attracta. They too approach advanced issues, but there’s also a series of webinars targeting fundamentals of search engine optimization. An upvote for this resource stems from the fact that each webinar is paired with a transcript, so if there’s anything you didn’t understand very well, you can simply look over the text and reexamine the information.
55. Free SEO Training Course – Jason McDonald proposes some free webinars that introduce you to what he considers to be the top ten free SEO tools. Such a topic has to be of interest to both beginner and advanced optimizers, and especially to freelancing SEOs who might not dispose of the best budgets.
56. The State of Link Building – A comprehensive webinar by Linkarati, hosted by Jesse Stoler, which was recorded at the end of last year. Thus, what he discusses with his guests is extremely relevant to this year’s link building efforts.
57. Technical SEO Course – If you want to be able to handle your SEO top to bottom, then you’re going to have to get technical. Without a corresponding background, that might be difficult to handle at first. But you can start with this course taught by the founder of Distilled, Will Critchlow. This is quality and actionable information that you’ll be able to start applying right away. And if you’re the visual learner type, you may find it easier to accumulate and digest information with this course that spit into bite-sized lessons, each with its own assessment tests.
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