Lesson 12 of 12100% of the course
Your programmatic SEO plan, and the shortcut
Short answer: The method: find a pattern in your Search Console data, build a dataset only you have, design the template from the search, gate weak rows, publish in batches, link the set, and read Google's indexing verdict before publishing more.
If you did the tasks, you now have what most page sets never get: a plan built on proof, not hope.
- A page set picked from your own Search Console searches (lessons 3 and 4).
- A dataset only you have, with 4 or more facts per row (lesson 5).
- A template built from the search, mostly data (lessons 6 and 7).
- A gate that keeps thin pages off your site (lesson 8).
- A batch plan on your CMS (lesson 9).
- Links that tie the set together (lesson 10).
- A way to read Google's verdict (lesson 11).
That is the whole method. It works. It is also a lot of grunt work, and it never ends: new searches show up, data changes, pages stall.
Example: your next 2 weeks by hand
Monday: publish the next 10 rows that passed the gate.
Wednesday: add the 5 links into the hub from lesson 10.
Two weeks later: check the Pages report for that sitemap, then decide on the next batch.
Your 10-minute task: Pick your next step
- Read your notes from lessons 2 to 11 and write your page set on one line: pattern, number of rows that passed the gate, first batch size.
- Put your next batch of 10 in the calendar this week.
- Put the 2, 4 and 8 week indexing checks in the calendar too.
- Hit reply and tell me which page set you picked. I read every reply.