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Hi, everyone! I`ve just started learning SEO and I want to find some experts or leaders of opinions. Can you give me any advise how to find them or may be links to their pages in FB or twitter? Thanks a lot

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Good starter thread — several members pointed to solid reading and the value of hands‑on work. Building on and , this note focuses on a practical, measurable way to learn SEO and on forum etiquette, so the theory in the links turns into repeatable results.

A compact learning workflow: use a disposable test site or an ignored subfolder and establish a clear baseline (organic sessions, impressions, clicks, CTR, average position for a handful of target queries, and a saved screenshot of the SERP). Keep an SEO log with these columns: Date | Page URL | Change made | Purpose (what was targeted) | Baseline metric(s) | Measurement window start/end | Post-change metric(s) | Rank for target queries | SERP snapshot filename | Notes. Make only one variable change per test (title rewrite, content expansion, internal link change, etc.), wait 2–6 weeks, then compare metrics and SERP snapshots. Use periodic crawls to catch technical regressions and document internal linking changes. For content work, prioritise matching search intent and improving usefulness rather than keyword stuffing; measure engagement (time on page / engaged sessions) as well as rankings.

A short community note: moderation by bumped the thread to the right forum; and @diafol highlighted why cross‑posting and low‑effort posts annoy contributors. Treat forum advice as hypotheses: verify by experiment, avoid promises of “instant rankings,” and prefer contributors who show consistent, evidence‑backed results over flashy claims.

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Member Avatar for Member #120589

Not going to waste time helping this moron? He'll get plenty of help through his cross-posting:

https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/need-help/278526

You start getting a nose for time wasters after a while :)

Member Avatar for Alex_68

Do not be so rude. I`ve just asking for information for my research and studying.

Member Avatar for rproffitt

Alex, it's rude to crosspost like that. Folk will notice and your newer folk will not see why it's rude.

Member Avatar for Member #120589

Do not be so rude. I`ve just asking for information for my research and studying.

Sorry for being rude. Now you apologise for wasting everybody's time. If you don't have the intellect to see that's what you're doing, try a different hobby.

Member Avatar for happygeek

Alex, I've moved your question into the SEO forum. Have a read through the posts here and you'll start to find who the experts with a real understanding are as well as identifying the spammers who can be ignored.

Member Avatar for Jak_1

I think the best way to find these experts is visiting forums about whitehat and blackhat seo. Sometimes whole forum will let you learn much more than just contact with one person found on the internet.

Member Avatar for Viola_2

I agree with the above comments, Moz is very great to start.
Also want to add
Webmaster World
Search Engine Journal
Point Blank SEO Blog
Then start working on a website, or a couple of websites.
Experiment with them by changing the title tag, adding more content to some of the pages, reoptimizing.
As you work on them, keep an SEO Log and write down the changes that you make and the dates that you make them. Watch how it influences rankings. If you do this diligently you will learn more from this than any reading.
Install google analytics on these websites and become a student of the sources of traffic and the queries that people type in.

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Try authorityhacker.com, they are the best in this field.

Member Avatar for Priyanka_22

thanks For Sharing..

Member Avatar for IVDMindore

There are so many resources for learning SEO on the web. You can search on Google and you can see there are variety of options available as blogs, videos, online tutorials and forum communities available there.
Top SEO learning resources are:
Warriorforum Community
Moz Blog
Search Engine Journal
Neilpatel.com
Searchengineland
and So many other resources where you can learn digital marketing. Hope all resources will helps you alot.

commented: Make your mind up, you just posted asking for help with SEO and now you are an expert... -4
commented: Your other post shows signs of Dissociative Identity Disorder. Ask for SEO, help and now this? -3
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