Before You Start: How HTTP Works
The six steps between typing an address and seeing a page, and the status codes the server answers with. Its own short course; about 35 minutes.
Sales and Marketing - Arc 2
From an SEO beginner to a relaunched WordPress site that Richmond businesses can find. Ten modules, each ending with something configured or produced, built around www.hermeticnetworks.com as it stands today.
Goal. Relaunch the site on WordPress with Rank Math so that a Richmond business searching for managed IT services, IT support or cybersecurity finds one clear Hermetic page and a matching Google Business Profile.
Done when. The launch checklist in module 09 is complete, every old address redirects, and the monthly review in module 10 has run once.
The primer, where the site stands, and the page map every later module builds on.
The six steps between typing an address and seeing a page, and the status codes the server answers with. Its own short course; about 35 minutes.
The three searches that bring a client to an MSP, how a results page is built, what a plugin does and does not do, and what the current site sends Google: 139 pages, 148 posts, 105 archives, Yoast.
One page per search. Services by location, which of the 139 pages to keep, merge, redirect or hide, URL rules, and the spreadsheet the redirects are built from.
Install and import, the general settings, titles and meta, and the sitemaps.
Back up, install, deactivate Yoast, import its data, answer the wizard with Hermetic's values, and choose the modules.
Links, images, breadcrumbs, verification codes, robots.txt, llms.txt, and the 404 and redirect defaults.
Title and description templates for every page type, the homepage rewrite, organization details, and which archives stay out of Google.
A sitemap with only the pages that should be found, submitted to Google and Bing, with search data flowing back into WordPress.
One page done properly, then the local signals for a Richmond MSP.
The meta box on the managed IT services page: focus keyword, snippet, the tests that matter and the ones to ignore, schema, FAQ, internal links, and a checklist for every service page.
Google Business Profile and the website saying the same name, address and phone, the LocalBusiness schema, the contact page, and the decision on the 13 city pages.
Redirects and the launch checklist, then the monthly routine.
Every old address sent to its new one, the 404 log, the pre-launch table, launch day, and the first two weeks.
The 148-post audit, the 57 tourism pages, blog cadence, the PRO decision, and the monthly review routine.