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Melivorenta
Melivorenta started in 2020 when three search consultants realized most SEO training ignored the systematic diagnostic work that actually finds problems on live sites.
SEO courses usually teach tactics. Install this plugin, write that meta description, get those backlinks. We saw people complete programs and still freeze when asked to audit a client's site because nobody taught them how to think diagnostically.
Our workshops focus on a different skill: systematic problem identification. You learn to examine technical infrastructure, content architecture, and competitive positioning through structured analysis rather than guesswork. The framework applies whether you're auditing an e-commerce platform or a corporate blog.
Students work through actual site data during sessions. You'll analyze crawl reports, interpret analytics patterns, and document findings in formats clients understand. Every exercise mirrors real consulting scenarios because that's what prepares you for actual work.
Since launching, we've trained over 1,200 participants across 47 countries. Our model works because it treats audit methodology as a learnable system rather than an intuitive gift.
Our workshops break complex audit processes into repeatable procedures. Each session builds specific capabilities through hands-on application.
Technical audits follow 12 distinct phases from initial crawl through implementation recommendations. You learn the sequence, the tools for each phase, and the documentation standards consultants actually use.
Workshops use anonymized datasets from actual client projects. You'll interpret server logs showing 4 million requests, diagnose indexation problems across 80,000 pages, and prioritize fixes based on traffic impact.
Every finding requires written justification in client-ready format. You practice translating technical observations into business impact statements because that's what drives implementation decisions.
Our instructors currently manage SEO for organizations processing between $12M and $300M in annual revenue. They teach the diagnostic procedures they apply in actual consulting engagements.
Technical SEO Consultant
Kasper spent six years diagnosing crawl problems for SaaS platforms before developing our core audit curriculum. He specializes in JavaScript rendering issues and international site architecture. His workshop modules focus on log file analysis and structured data validation.
Content Strategy Lead
Maeve runs content audits for publishers managing 50,000+ articles. She developed our content gap analysis framework and teaches information architecture evaluation. Her sessions cover competitive research methodology and editorial calendar optimization.
Search algorithms change constantly but diagnostic thinking remains consistent. We focus on transferable analysis skills rather than tool-specific procedures. Students learn to evaluate any site systematically regardless of platform or industry.
Our workshops assume you understand basic SEO concepts. We don't explain what canonical tags do—we teach you how to audit 15,000 canonicals for implementation errors, assess their impact on indexation, and prioritize fixes by business value.
This approach works for people building consulting practices, in-house SEO teams evaluating agency recommendations, and product managers who need technical fluency. The core skill is systematic evaluation under realistic constraints.
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