Zero to Revenue SEO free course
Every episode of the Zero to Revenue SEO course, with its interactive labs, open-source CLI wizards and checklists. Each lesson tells you which free tool to open, where to edit and save the change on Shopify, Webflow, WordPress or Next.js, and how to check it worked.
5 episodes published more on the way
Start at unit 01. Each one ends with one change you ship that day.
Open a lab right here, copy a wizard command into your terminal, or read the code on GitHub. All of them are free.
Episode 2: On-Page SEO
Paste a draft title, meta description and H1. See an estimated desktop preview (about 580px; Google publishes no fixed limit), Pass/Check results, the hero-image budget, and a 5-step fix plan for Shopify, Webflow, WordPress or Next.js.
Episode 3: Programmatic Scaling
Paste two sibling pages to see how many 5-word phrases they share (the same measure as the open-source wizard), check your platform limits, and get the data columns that make each page different.
Episode 4: Speed & Core Web Vitals
Enter revenue, mobile LCP and INP, and your app count. See Pass/Fail against Google thresholds, an illustrative revenue leak (Deloitte: 8.4% per 0.1s), Shopify third-party payment fees, and a platform-specific fix plan.
Structured data deep dive
Fill in your store and one product to get a ready-to-paste JSON-LD script: Organization, WebSite, Product and FAQPage nodes linked by @id, with a store-wide return policy and paste steps for your platform.
Episode 5: Modern GEO & Entity Schema
Interactive laboratory testing factual knowledge graphs, connected Schema.org @graph architectures, and machine-readable /llms.txt files for citations in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews.
Episode 6: The Content Engine
Simulate PageRank flow and topical equity distribution from 6 satellite spokes into a commercial Pillar page. Includes anchor text diversity checks and ready-to-paste semantic HTML linking patterns for Shopify, Webflow, and WordPress.
Episode 1: How Google Works
A zero-dependency Node.js CLI (MIT licence) that checks HTTPS and redirects, robots.txt rules including blocked JS/CSS, your XML sitemap, and noindex, title, canonical and viewport tags in about 30 seconds.
Episode 2: On-Page SEO
Command-line page inspector checking the single H1 and heading order, title and meta description length, image alt text, generic 'click here' links, canonical, Open Graph and JSON-LD.
Episode 3: Programmatic Scaling
Compares two or more sibling pages for shared text (5-word phrases), and checks clean URLs, self-referencing canonicals, word count, Schema.org JSON-LD and breadcrumbs.
Episode 4: Speed & Core Web Vitals
Pulls your real-user LCP, INP and CLS from the Chrome UX Report, then flags slow server response, heavy HTML, third-party scripts (GTM/Meta/Hotjar), a lazy-loaded hero and images without dimensions.
Episode 5: Modern GEO & Entity Schema
Terminal validator probing JSON-LD @graph entity linkages, AI crawler bot allowances (GPTBot/PerplexityBot), declarative AEO blocks, and /llms.txt endpoints.
Episode 6: The Content Engine
Terminal inspector analyzing internal link depth, anchor text distribution, outlink counts, orphaned page hazards, and pillar-to-spoke bidirectional coverage in 30 seconds.
Episode 1: How Google Works
Step-by-step pre-flight checklist covering Google Search Console domain verification, sitemap dispatch, and zero-cost buyer keyword intent mapping.
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Episode 2: On-Page SEO
The complete on-page quality assurance SOP: the 50–60 character title formula, single H1 verification, WebP/AVIF images under 150KB, and Wikipedia-style internal linking.
Coming soon on Notion
Episode 3: Programmatic Scaling
Data matrix template with 12 structured columns, each holding facts you can prove, plus Webflow CMS field mappings, for scaling location pages without building doorway pages.
Coming soon on Notion
Episode 4: Speed & Core Web Vitals
Production SOP for switching off unused App embeds, safely removing orphaned scripts from theme.liquid, delaying marketing scripts in WordPress, and preloading the Next.js 16 hero image.
Coming soon on Notion
Episode 5: Modern GEO & Entity Schema
Production-ready connected JSON-LD schemas and markdown /llms.txt templates for Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, and Next.js 16.
Episode 6: The Content Engine
Notion database template for mapping 1 pillar to 6 spokes, defining unique search intents (informational vs commercial), tracking target anchor text, and auditing crawl depth.
Course Foundations
Direct click paths and exact save locations for Shopify, WordPress (Yoast/RankMath), Webflow, and Squarespace: where to edit, where to save, and how to verify.
Engineering Track
TypeScript code recipes for zero-hydration React Server Components, connected Schema.org @graph generation, split sitemaps with generateSitemaps(), and cooperative main-thread yielding.
Open source // MIT
Every CLI wizard from the course is public on GitHub under the MIT licence. Read the code, run them with npx, and open an issue if a check gets something wrong. Want us to run the audit and fix what it finds? Book a call.
