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A fantastic course that equips you with all the tools to become a ‘trendsetter’ when developing your SEO strategies. Lazarina is, as always, extremely knowledgeable and provides clear explanations for complex concepts. Definitely a great course if you are looking for the next steps in your projects and keyword research.

One of the best courses I’ve bought and is helping me stay relevant as an SEO. There’s crazy amounts of value, and Lazarina shares a ton of info. Many of the templates are free, so it’s a mostly hands-off process to get started. Really cool way to rethink keyword research and SEO strategy, especially in this time when machine learning is so prevalent in our industry.

There's a super easy way to do content moderation and classify how likely a piece of content belongs to categories like violence, profanity, health, finance and twelve other sensitive categories. I watched Lazarina Stoy talking about Machine Learning (ML) at Tech SEO Connect and brightonSEO and then followed her guide to use Google's Natural Language API for Content Moderation. The template is super easy to use: I only had to generate an API key with Google Cloud, then copy and paste the content to get a score. It's plug-and-play. In seconds you get a score giving the "likelihood of the input or response belonging to a given category". It doesn't mean it's bad, it just belongs to a certain area. It's an easy way to see how Google understand your content. I'll soon test what happens if I add an LLM layer (prompts) after the ML classification 👀

Just completed the Introduction to Machine Learning for SEO course taught by the brilliant Lazarina Stoy! What drew me to the course was the opportunity to explore how machine learning can help uncover deeper insights in SEO, while also gaining a better understanding of the fundamentals behind it. It was fascinating to see practical applications of ML in the SEO space - from classification using the Google Natural Language API to fuzzy matching for redirect mapping. Grateful for the opportunity to keep learning and developing new skills! 💡

After a little while, I've finally wrapped up the Semantic AI/ML-Enabled Keyword Research Course created by Lazarina Stoy, and as an SEO Content Strategist, I couldn't be happier! The course was well-structured, engaging and provided many valuable insights. It covered the concept and application of semantic keyword research, query expansion, and SERP feature analysis. The clear explanations and real-world examples made everything so much easier to understand. Lazarina was not only incredibly knowledgeable but also approachable, which really helped me understand the concepts and hands-on exercises. I loved gaining this fresh perspective on keyword research. I would definitely recommend this course to beginners in SEO! ✨

Huge fan of Lazarina's AI/ML content! It's so so well researched, written, and accessible:

I recently took the Introduction to Machine Learning Course by Lazarina Stoy and I have to say I’m super pleased with it. I’d give it a full 5/5. What I really liked is that the course has something for everyone. If you’re just starting out, the way the theory is explained makes it really easy to follow and you get plenty of resources to apply learnings straight away If you’re more experienced, there are plenty of opportunities to dig deeper and explore more advanced use cases, plus lots of ready-made code and examples you can adapt. I even integrated some of the resources directly into my own projects, which was a huge time-saver. ML can be a dense and complicated subject, but Lazarina explains everything in a way that feels engaging and accessible. Not overwhelming but also not watered down. She is great at breaking things down clearly, which makes the subject far less intimidating. The learning materials are really well thought out and cater to different learner styles. There are clear slides and transcript if you like to take things in step by step, videos if you prefer to watch and listen, and labs/notebooks if you’re more hands-on and like to learn by doing. I found the mix super helpful. I could watch a video (and it was understandable even at 1.5 speed!), then jump straight into the code to apply it myself, and still have the slides as a quick reference later. Plus, the Slack community is a nice bonus for bouncing around ideas with others, and the newsletter helps keep the learning going even after the course. All in all, it’s been a brilliant experience. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone in SEO who wants to level up with ML, whether you’re a beginner or already working in the field.

A fantastic course that equips you with all the tools to become a ‘trendsetter’ when developing your SEO strategies. Lazarina is, as always, extremely knowledgeable and provides clear explanations for complex concepts. Definitely a great course if you are looking for the next steps in your projects and keyword research.

One of the best courses I’ve bought and is helping me stay relevant as an SEO. There’s crazy amounts of value, and Lazarina shares a ton of info. Many of the templates are free, so it’s a mostly hands-off process to get started. Really cool way to rethink keyword research and SEO strategy, especially in this time when machine learning is so prevalent in our industry.

There's a super easy way to do content moderation and classify how likely a piece of content belongs to categories like violence, profanity, health, finance and twelve other sensitive categories. I watched Lazarina Stoy talking about Machine Learning (ML) at Tech SEO Connect and brightonSEO and then followed her guide to use Google's Natural Language API for Content Moderation. The template is super easy to use: I only had to generate an API key with Google Cloud, then copy and paste the content to get a score. It's plug-and-play. In seconds you get a score giving the "likelihood of the input or response belonging to a given category". It doesn't mean it's bad, it just belongs to a certain area. It's an easy way to see how Google understand your content. I'll soon test what happens if I add an LLM layer (prompts) after the ML classification 👀

Just completed the Introduction to Machine Learning for SEO course taught by the brilliant Lazarina Stoy! What drew me to the course was the opportunity to explore how machine learning can help uncover deeper insights in SEO, while also gaining a better understanding of the fundamentals behind it. It was fascinating to see practical applications of ML in the SEO space - from classification using the Google Natural Language API to fuzzy matching for redirect mapping. Grateful for the opportunity to keep learning and developing new skills! 💡

After a little while, I've finally wrapped up the Semantic AI/ML-Enabled Keyword Research Course created by Lazarina Stoy, and as an SEO Content Strategist, I couldn't be happier! The course was well-structured, engaging and provided many valuable insights. It covered the concept and application of semantic keyword research, query expansion, and SERP feature analysis. The clear explanations and real-world examples made everything so much easier to understand. Lazarina was not only incredibly knowledgeable but also approachable, which really helped me understand the concepts and hands-on exercises. I loved gaining this fresh perspective on keyword research. I would definitely recommend this course to beginners in SEO! ✨

Huge fan of Lazarina's AI/ML content! It's so so well researched, written, and accessible:

I recently took the Introduction to Machine Learning Course by Lazarina Stoy and I have to say I’m super pleased with it. I’d give it a full 5/5. What I really liked is that the course has something for everyone. If you’re just starting out, the way the theory is explained makes it really easy to follow and you get plenty of resources to apply learnings straight away If you’re more experienced, there are plenty of opportunities to dig deeper and explore more advanced use cases, plus lots of ready-made code and examples you can adapt. I even integrated some of the resources directly into my own projects, which was a huge time-saver. ML can be a dense and complicated subject, but Lazarina explains everything in a way that feels engaging and accessible. Not overwhelming but also not watered down. She is great at breaking things down clearly, which makes the subject far less intimidating. The learning materials are really well thought out and cater to different learner styles. There are clear slides and transcript if you like to take things in step by step, videos if you prefer to watch and listen, and labs/notebooks if you’re more hands-on and like to learn by doing. I found the mix super helpful. I could watch a video (and it was understandable even at 1.5 speed!), then jump straight into the code to apply it myself, and still have the slides as a quick reference later. Plus, the Slack community is a nice bonus for bouncing around ideas with others, and the newsletter helps keep the learning going even after the course. All in all, it’s been a brilliant experience. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone in SEO who wants to level up with ML, whether you’re a beginner or already working in the field.