SEO Workshops Back on the Calendar
Added by Love Business East Midlands | 3 June 2026
UPDATED: 4 June 2026
Why I’ve brought them back into the room
After a long stretch of running sessions virtually, it felt like the right time to bring our SEO workshops back to where they work best — face to face.
There’s something you just can’t replicate online.
The conversations are more natural. The questions come quicker. And the ideas — they tend to land differently when people are in the same space, learning together.
So, we’ve brought them back.
Designed to be engaging, not overwhelming
How I approach the workshops
When I first designed these workshops, I was very conscious of one thing:
SEO can feel complicated.
For a lot of people, it’s either:
- Overly technical
- Full of jargon
- Or just something they’ve been told they “should be doing”
That’s not how I run things.
The workshops are built to be:
- Engaging — no long lectures
- Interactive — lots of discussion and real examples
- Enjoyable — because people learn better when they’re relaxed
And most importantly — useful.
SEO has changed — so the way we teach it has too
It’s not just about keywords anymore
One of the biggest challenges is that SEO isn’t what it used to be.
It’s no longer about ticking boxes or squeezing keywords into pages.
Now, it’s about:
- How your website feels to use
- How quickly it loads
- How clearly it communicates
- Whether it genuinely helps the user
Search engines are getting better at thinking like people.
So the workshop focuses on helping people think the same way.
Learning from each other
Why the group dynamic matters
One of the reasons I keep the groups small (maximum of seven) is to encourage proper conversation.
What’s been really interesting — especially since returning to in-person sessions — is how much value comes from the group itself.
You might have:
- A small business owner
- Someone from a larger organisation
- Someone completely new to managing a website
And suddenly:
- Different perspectives come into play
- Real examples get shared
- Ideas spark that wouldn’t happen in isolation
That’s where the sessions really come to life.
Built for real-world application
Take something away you can actually use
I’ve never been a fan of workshops where you leave thinking, “That was interesting… now what?”
So everything we cover is designed to be actionable straight away.
By the end of the session, people will have:
- A clear understanding of what makes a website effective
- Practical ways to improve their SEO
- Simple tools they can start using immediately
From writing better page titles to improving content and images — it’s all about small changes that make a real difference.
Unlocking digital potential (without overcomplicating it)
At Quiet Storm, we talk a lot about helping businesses Build, Manage and Grow through digital.
These workshops are an extension of that.
They’re not about turning people into SEO experts overnight.
They’re about:
- Giving people confidence
- Removing the mystery
- Helping them take control of their website
Because when you understand what’s going on, everything becomes easier to improve.
Who I designed them for
These sessions are ideal if you’re:
- Running a small business
- Supporting marketing activity
- Responsible (even loosely) for a website
- Not quite sure where to start with SEO
No technical background needed — just a willingness to get involved.
A session that moves at your pace
The workshops run from 9:30am to 12:30pm, but they’re not rigid.
If something sparks a useful discussion, we explore it.
If someone brings a real challenge, we work through it.
That flexibility is exactly why being back in the room matters.
Why I enjoy running them
If I’m honest, these sessions are one of my favourite parts of what I do.
Because you can see the shift happen in real time.
People go from:
- Unsure
- Slightly overwhelmed
To:
- Confident
- Clear on what to do next
And that’s the goal.
Join me at the next one
We run the workshops on the last Wednesday of each month.
If you want to better understand your website, improve how it performs, and walk away with ideas you can actually use — I’d love to see you there.
We’ll keep it simple, keep it practical… and make sure you leave with something worthwhile.
