As I write this, SEO Blueprint consists of around 75% video and 25% text.

The text portion has increased massively due to our recent exclusive reports on ranking AI-generated content, competing with digital goliaths dominating Google (Superpixels) and specifically which independent websites thrive during Google updates. 

On top of this we have live website audits, custom tools, and the focus of today, our checklists so you can keep track of updates you're making to personal and client websites, or those you work on in-house.

In May we started adding new checks specifically for eCommerce sites, and now in September we've gone live with a huge update for those who want to rank local businesses higher in Google's search results.

To find it, simply login and click the link to the checklist on your main dashboard page.

Then you can find the new Local SEO tab, like so:

This isn't just any random list of steps, but you'll see notes assigned to most items and links to either the relevant Blueprint training video, or a page on our site with more images as examples. 

The vast majority of updates in the first SEO Audit tab apply to all website types, but we're going to be making more additions to the eCommerce tab in the coming weeks as well. 

I really hope you like this one!

One of the longest videos in the program - and perhaps the longest in the on-site SEO module - is my guide on how to act towards "thin" or "unnecessary" website pages.

At the request of Dane (Thanks Dane!), we've just finished putting together a 16-page worksheet to go with the video as well.

You'll find it directly under the video, here: https://seoblueprint.com/act-upon-thin-or-unnecessary-pages/

I hope this makes life easier for you!

Note: This is a smaller update so we did not send this out as an email to subscribers.

While creating the video on What to Check on Key Pages Which Have Lost Search Traffic, I realised I should probably create a worksheet to go with it.

This was then requested twice in the comments, so we have now put that worksheet live on the site.

You can find it underneath the video, and it looks something like this:

To try to be even more useful, and to hopefully make your life easier, we've also added chapter links to the video, as you can see in the screenshot below:

This means you don't have to watch the whole video again to see what was said about a particular check.

The worksheet also contains a time mention for each specific check as well.

Want to define your Seed 100 but prefer a step-by-step worksheet to do it?

Thanks to Darren De Matas' suggestion to move this up our priority list, we've put together just that.

You can find the worksheet in Google Doc and PDF format on the specific video page, here.