Log files and crawl budget
Read what search engines actually requested, not what a crawler simulated, and decide where a large site's crawl budget is being spent and wasted.
Upraise Academy · Technical SEO
Technical SEO for the sites that break the rules.
One level up from the foundation. What a specialist does on large, complex or unusual sites — log files, JavaScript rendering, crawl budget, migrations and international SEO — the work the foundation deliberately stops short of.
One payment · lifetime access · lessons added as they are recorded
What the course covers
The problems a foundation course should not try to solve
Each topic is the deep version of a stage the foundation teaches once. If the deliverable is a sentence in a ticket, it belongs in the foundation; if it is a change to the code, it belongs here.
JavaScript rendering
How Google renders JavaScript, where hydration and client-side routing hide content, and when dynamic or server rendering is the fix.
Migrations without losing traffic
The full playbook for domain, platform and URL migrations: mapping, redirects, launch-day checks and the weeks after.
International SEO at depth
hreflang that actually validates, language and country targeting, and serving several markets from one site.
Programmatic and edge SEO
Pages generated from data without thin content, and SEO changes deployed at the CDN edge when the platform cannot be changed.
One payment, lifetime access
Buy it once. Every lesson, as it is released.
Lifetime access to the whole course, including every lesson added after you enrol.
- Every module and lesson, as it is released
- Lifetime access, updates included
- Taught on real, large and complex sites
- A certificate anyone can verify at a public URL
Questions people actually ask
Do I need SEO Foundation first?
It is built on it. If you already work in SEO and are comfortable with crawling, indexing and on-page basics, you can start here; if not, start with SEO Foundation.
Do I need to be a developer?
No, but you will read code. You learn to diagnose problems and specify fixes precisely enough for a developer to implement them.
Who is it for?
SEOs who already work on sites and now face large, JavaScript-heavy or multi-market ones, and developers who own a site's technical SEO.