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I want to set up an SEO blog. Does anyone have any advice?

I'm currently in the second year of my marketing degree, and I am due to start my placement year working in a communications officer post for a non-profit.

I regret my choice for placement now. I have become really into SEO and feel like I want to pursue a career as an SEO specialist when I graduate.

I am currently creating a website for an SEO blog to help small and local businesses. The end goal is to do some free or cheap work to build a portfolio and then progress into an agency.

I am most interested in on-page and technical SEO. I find structured data easy to understand and feel that's something I could easily do with a bit of practice on my website.

I've learnt HTML and CSS basics and also played around with designing websites in dream weaver. I've done half of the google skill shop courses, including search and analytics. I'm always eager to learn more and would greatly appreciate recommendations for courses or accreditation.

Does anyone have any tips or helpful advice on starting my SEO blog?

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