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Apparently my site has 'no SEO at all'

Hi everyone

I'm a small business owner who teaches Literature to teens

I made a site on squarespace for my small practice but I've got feedback it's not SEO optimised. At all.

I have a budding interest in digital marketing so I'm willing to roll up my sleeves and do some work.

What should I do, would you say?

I thought I'd use my keywords without trying to, because they're so embedded in my copy it's hard to NOT use them.

Ask the people and SEMRush can get expensive, all I know with those is you look for high volume to low competition ratio.

My site is yet to appear on Google Search: think I need to submit the sitemap.

Meta data and alt texts are done.

That's about as far as my SEO knowledge goes. But I'd like to become better at marketing/ SEO and AI SEO.

Any advice for what a small business owner like me can do to be a bit more SEO smart would be amazing (I already run a blog!)

Thanks so much!

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