On page SEO: How long it will take to learn

[gayatrisc]

I just want to know how many days are required to learn about on page SEO.

[rproffitt]

https://in.linkedin.com/company/nearandlearn seems to write NearLearn offers "Programming & Web Development."

As such, wouldn't your teachers have such answers?

Also, as SEO is a moving target the answer is "every day."

[Dani]

As such, wouldn't your teachers have such answers?

Unfortunately, very few front-end web developers take the time to learn and understand SEO enough to incorporate it into their HTML. As such, most SEO firms operate independently. My guess is that's the boat you are in ... you work for a web development firm and want to evaluate your options to the quickest path to incorporate SEO into what you do. If that's what's going on, GREAT! Not very many web development firms take SEO seriously, so just by asking this question, you're a step ahead.

The basics can be learned in just a couple of days, but the industry is constantly changing. SEO is all about following the latest trends and algorithmic changes to give Google what they're looking for. Considering there are 500+ Google algorithm updates every year, that means there's a LOT of moving parts. As rproffitt points out, it's not something that's "set it and forget it" or something that can be learned just once.

[Stelajones]

If you follow a reliable study plan and put in the necessary effort, you can learn the basics in less than 6 months. During this period, most of your time will be spent practicing SEO, not just reading theory.

[Stelajones]

Many SEO companies will tell you that it takes 4 to 6 months to start seeing results. This is usually accurate, but remember that this is when you start to see results, SEO results will grow over time. Regardless of the results you get at 6 months, there are far fewer results than at 12 months