Wow! Just amazing ...

Published 4 months ago • 1 min read

The most valuable lesson I learnt is that I can be a genius, but if I can't communicate in ways where people can understand and digest, I'm no different than a sitting fool.

Zafran Zaba, Lead SEO Strategist

This is part of the Tech SEO Pro course testimonial I received the other day. And I felt inspired.

It reminded me why I created the course and have been sharing so much information through my free newsletters and LinkedIn posts:

😎 Solid expertise +

🤝 proper communication =

🏆 win-win

Zafran then mentioned that "Since Tech SEO Pro, the SEO implementation rate within my department has SKYROCKETED in less than 2 months!"

This is the real IMPACT.

When you make such an impact as a technical SEO, you:

Get a seat at the table of technical discussions
Is respected and trusted by your collegues and boss
Get a promotion and a pay increase
Find a new job more easily
Get more clients that trust you and are ready to pay your rates

Sounds good, right?

Here's what you can do now to increase your impact in the company or while working with clients:

👉🏻 Increase the level of your skillset if you feel you're missing on something or often second-guess yourself and your decisions

👉🏻 Create solid processes for everything you do day-to-day, for example, website audits (grab a free tech SEO audit checklist here).

👉🏻 Learn to prioritize SEO issues and communicate them clearly, adjusting your language to the team you're talking to: developers, C-suite, etc.

All these things will get you far in your career.

And if you want to save time and you're open to learning in a very structured, non-BS way, here's how I can help you:

Tech SEO Pro Course

It's your shortcut to becoming a pro in technical SEO without becoming a developer.

It will give you the needed expertise, a confidence boost and processes to make more impact and earn more as a technical SEO.

Get SEO Implemented Course

This is your trsuted guide to speaking the same language with developers and C-suite so that you're heard and your SEO recommendations are implemented.

(You can save on the Get SEO Implemented course if you add it while buying the Tech SEO Pro course).

Alexis, Tech SEO Pro student review: "I was able to have a seat at the tabel of the technical topics discussions by taking this course. I understand now how to talk to my development team..."

Felix, a Tech SEO Pro student review: "I can say confidently now that I collaborate with the Dev team of my company. This is because I first have an understanding what is going on so I can better communicate it."

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