Learning SEO worth it for beginners?

[Fire&Rain]

When i started learning SEO, i found it really interesting and doing so has really helped me understand how to get free traffic. It was a bit technical at first, but the long term benefits seemed huge. Has anyone here seen real results from basic SEO tweaks like title tags or meta descriptions?

 

[Fidelia]

Learning SEO is absolutely worth it for people that are coming into blogging newly. They really can't do without it.

 

[Nomad]

If you want to succeed online, no matter what you are trying to do, you need SEO skills. Without SEO skills you cannot survive.

 

[Augusta]

Yes it does as SEO helps a website climb in search engine rankings, making it more likely to appear on the first page of results

 

[King Belieal]

Learning SEO is very technical. And it keeps evolving as the day goes by. That's why one can't say he or she is a pro in SEO without continuous learning.

 

[gwolf666]

Yes, definitely, it will save you from paying an SEO professional for nonsense that you can do perfectly yourself, then if you need something more complex, only then can you go to an SEO professional, but in the basics, how do you want to learn, it is worth learning the basics of SEO.

 

[oliver991]

From my experience, SEO is one of the best time investments for a beginner. It doesn’t require huge budgets and it gives you the chance to really understand how search engines work. Basic adjustments (meta tags, H1s, internal structure) can bring visible results, but the real difference comes when you combine them with strategic content and quality links. I tested this approach on several websites and saw steady traffic growth without spending money on ads.
A good starting point is Matthew Bertram’s discussions and explanations, because he manages to connect the technical side with a business vision. I found it really useful how he translates complex concepts into an actionable plan that anyone can follow, even at the beginner stage.

 

[Augusta]

SEO skills can be applied to marketing, content creation, data analysis, and more for beginners