Course
AI for SEO
A month of multi-location organic search, from the export to the report.
Start with
- AI at Work: FoundationsStart from zero and finish with three things you can actually use.
Who this is for
In-house and agency SEOs handling local and multi-location sites. Every example follows Priya, in-house SEO for a six-location physical-therapy chain, reporting to a marketing director.
You will be able to
- Turn a Search Console export into a ranked list of pages to fix and queries to win
- Turn a Screaming Frog export into a dev ticket list the agency can act on
- Write location pages that differ by location and pass a medical-claims check
- Brief the writer with a content brief built from the SERP and the query data
- Plan internal links and Business Profile posts per location every month
- Report to the director in outcomes, not metrics
Stops
- Search Console to opportunitiesTwo exports in, one ranked list of ten out, with the reason each page is on it. Weekly
- The crawl to a ticket listA Screaming Frog export becomes issues grouped by fix, priced by traffic, written as tickets the agency can pick up. Weekly
- Location pagesSix pages that are genuinely different, built from a local facts table, with every claim routed to a clinician. Weekly
- The content briefSERP notes plus the query cluster become a brief the writer can start on, and a way to check what comes back. Daily
- Business Profiles per locationSix profiles, one monthly batch: posts, questions, service lists and review replies that sound like each clinic. Weekly
- Internal links and the SEO ProjectOne Project holds the site map, the style rules and the claims policy, so every link plan uses URLs that exist. Set once
- Research mode and algorithm updatesA ranking drop, a sourced answer on what actually changed, and a note to the director that does not panic. Later
- Priya's monthThe whole month on a schedule, the deploy check in the browser, and one report the director can read. Weekly

Written for Claude. The ideas transfer to ChatGPT and Gemini; the menu paths don't. Current as of September 2026; where a feature may change we link to support.claude.com.
Claude helped Dasow draft and structure every course. A human at Dasow reviewed every stop.