Programmatic SEO Course | (1 hour+ Full Course on pSEO) 🤖

🚨 How I take sites to 10K/mo Traffic (in weeks):

****** This is a full 1 hour+ course on programmatic SEO.

Whether you call it pSEO or programmatic SEO, the reality is that it's getting increasingly more popular in the SEO industry.

In this video I go over:
- What programmatic SEO is
- How programmatic SEO works
- Reasons as to why you should try pSEO
- Successful SEO case studies using programmatic SEO
- How you can do programmatic SEO

Programmatic SEO Course Breakdown
0:00 Intro
1:27 What is programmatic SEO
1:43 How programmatic SEO works
6:15 Should you do pSEO
6:27 Programmatic SEO Example
10:50 Programmatic SEO Case Studies
12:19 pSEO Case Study 1
22:11 pSEO Case Study 2
44:08 pSEO Case Study 3
58:20 pSEO Case Study 4
1:08:51 Outro
1:09:12 Vettted

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[VascoSEOtips]

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[mawaisseo]

You showed the case studies. But how to do pSEO

[carl]

The last part of the url (/send-money-to-brazil) is actually an url param (in frameworks like React).
The first part is the actual path (/send-money/).
So the rendered page is essentially the same for all those different paths. Because the page is rendered based on the initial part of the route, /send-money/, and that's the same for all those different routes.
What makes the difference is that the param makes the content conditionally render on each page, like you showed in the H1 tag.

TLDR: the last part of the path is a param, this is used to render the same page differently, but it's still 1 page in the end.

[AliansaHolding]

But google penalize duplicated content

[AIContentHacker]

So pSEO suggests building pages/posts that list or aim for specific "elements" for matching specific search intents?

[laviray]

How do I get thousands of pages indexed? Half of my pages are not indexed.

[kroggybrizzane]

Won’t Google no index many of these pages because they are too similar?

[yukihayward]

Hi Vasco ! Now I jumped in this awesome SEO course for free :) I got a cuppa ready and I am ready to sork all profitable knowledge in my brain here. What a lucky day today

[DawidStelmach-Davinci]

is any chance to get access to your miro board?

[ashitkvora]

What is the business model of NomadList?

[realestmarketer]

It's a very informative video. I have a white-label product that will be useful for me.

This is an off-topic question: Do you recommend that Money Robot rank individual pages?

[draftlyapp]

What's the business model of nomadlist?

[simeon_kirilov]

This are good SEO case study but I dont saw Actual Course

[julz]

Was excited to learn how to do it. Just to see that you just made an hour long video to pitch vetted and not really a "course". Meh. Good thing I only watched 5 mins before I knew what was up.

[PirMardan]

Mate, remove the course fron the title, its the case study not a course.

[dinorossi]

Demoing case studies and real life examples but ... no actual instructions on how to do it. I see.

[MariaMur-qiox]

Appreciate the time that you put on this but this is not a course as I didn't learn how to do it. This is a case study or "What is pSEO + Case Studies".

If you want to learn HOW to do pSEO, don't watch this video. I already knew what it was and was familiar with all the examples so it was a waste of time honestly. 😑

[Local-Seo-Nerd]

may want to delete this video all together with the latest Google update.

[frikkiekruger]

Absolute useless info. Only case studies - not really a "course" Lol. We need to know HOW to do it - not see stupid sample sites(we already know them).