TheProjectSEO research library

SEO guidance built to be implemented.

In-depth, practitioner-led guides for Google, Bing, AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity. Every article starts with live search research, cites the sources behind material claims and connects the answer to a useful next step.

Current topicsB2B SaaS SEOTravel SEOSEO StrategyAlgorithm UpdatesTechnical SEOLocal SEOEcommerce SEOContent SEOSEO Tools

Start with the operating system

Three guides that change what you work on next

Diagnose the ranking system, examine the technical foundation and turn the chosen page into a researched conversion asset. These are the core workflows behind the rest of the library.

How the content is made

Search evidence before prose.

The library is not produced from generic prompts. Each priority guide has a stored live result corpus, a content-optimizer scorecard, primary-source references and an editorial decision about what the page should own.

Review our SEO methodology

Live SERP corpus

We inspect current result types, coverage, entities, evidence and offers for the target query.

Primary-source review

Platform behavior and changing claims are checked against current official documentation.

Python content scoring

A local optimizer compares the rendered draft with the competitor corpus to reveal semantic gaps.

Practitioner editing

Scores guide review; a human decides what is accurate, useful, distinctive and appropriate to publish.

Complete guide library

Research the problem. Then follow it into execution.

Popular starting points include our ecommerce technical SEO guide, Google algorithm update recovery, and Google Maps SEO guide.

A library that qualifies the next conversation

Reading should lead to a better SEO decision.

Some problems can be solved with the guide. Others expose a cross-team constraint involving engineering, content, authority or measurement. Those pages explain when TheProjectSEO is relevant and what the first scoped engagement would need to produce.

  • No guaranteed rankings or fabricated performance claims.
  • No generic city, industry or glossary pages without distinct intent.
  • No topical score treated as a substitute for editorial judgment.
  • No lead form detached from the problem the reader is solving.

Reserved for the final visual showing an approved SERP corpus, optimizer scorecard, source set and page-to-service conversion map.

Editorial photography
Editorial image
A diverse SEO strategy team collaborating around printed page maps and a laptop.Human context

Editorial evidence board

Illustrative photography
Not client evidence

Editorial evidence boardHuman context · illustrative photography
Created July 2026

From research to a scoped plan

Tell us which page or search problem matters commercially.

Share the site, market and outcome. We will use the same research discipline to determine whether the constraint is technical eligibility, page ownership, content evidence, internal architecture, external authority or measurement.