Free Course · Updated August 2026

Learn GEO.

Generative engine optimization, taught the way we practice it: 7 lessons, about 100 minutes, from "what is GEO" to a repeatable measurement loop. Free templates and tools included, no signup, and your progress saves in this browser.

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Module 1: Foundations

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What actually changed when buyers started asking AI instead of Googling, and how engines decide which brands get named.

Module 2: Access & Technical Readiness

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Before any strategy matters, the engines have to be able to read you. Two lessons: what to open, and what not to waste a weekend on.

Module 3: Measurement

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You cannot improve a number you never measured. Baseline yourself, then re-run the same loop monthly. Both lessons ship with a free Google Sheets template.

Module 4: Tooling & Scale

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The manual loop teaches you what the numbers mean. Then, and only then, tooling earns its keep.

Course Materials

Everything referenced in the lessons, free. The templates open in Google Sheets: File > Make a copy and they are yours.

GEO Course FAQ

Is the GEO course really free?

Yes. Every lesson, template, and tool is free with no signup gate. We run an SEO agency; the course is how we show our work.

Do I need to take the lessons in order?

The order is designed so each lesson builds on the last: foundations, then access, then measurement, then tooling. But every lesson stands alone, so jumping to the one you need right now works fine.

How long does the course take?

About 100 minutes of reading, plus an afternoon if you run the full audit in lesson 5, which we recommend. Your progress saves in this browser.

Do I need paid tools to apply this?

No. The whole curriculum runs on free tools and two free Google Sheets templates. Paid tooling only becomes worth it once you are re-measuring monthly and the manual loop starts costing real hours.

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