Johannesburg, October 2026. Business owners who are reviewing their marketing before the year closes now have a free, organised place to learn how search engine optimisation works. Josh Maraney, founder of Top Click Media, publishes a library of 788 short videos on his website, and the largest single subject in it is SEO, with 181 shorts grouped by topic and searchable by keyword. There is no signup and no charge.
October is when many South African businesses start thinking about the year ahead. Budgets are drafted, agency contracts come up for review and owners ask whether their website is doing enough. For many of them, SEO is the part of their marketing they understand least. The library offers a way to build that understanding in small pieces, one short video at a time.
What the SEO section covers
The library sorts its 788 shorts into 72 topics. Within the SEO group, the topics with the most videos are Technical SEO with 28 shorts, SEO Myths with 26 and Keyword Research with 25. They are followed by SEO strategy (18), Backlinks (17), Choosing an SEO Agency (12), Content and Blogging (12), SEO Results and Case Studies (11), On-Site SEO (8) and SEO Basics Explained (7). Smaller groups deal with black hat tactics and duplicate content, page titles, meta descriptions, topical authority, digital PR and the difference between organic and paid search.
The titles are practical. Technical subjects include what “Crawled, currently not indexed” means in Google Search Console, how a single WordPress setting can stop Google from indexing a website, and how to remove an accidental noindex. Keyword research videos explain the four types of search intent and why search volume should be checked before money is spent. The myths series works through common misunderstandings, such as the idea that installing an SEO plugin means the SEO has been done, that blogs alone guarantee success, or that paying for SEO services automatically means work is being carried out.
Short by design
Each video is a short, the vertical format used on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. That format suits the way busy people actually learn. A business owner can watch one clip between meetings and come away with a single idea they can check on their own site. Over a few weeks, those small ideas add up to a working understanding of how search engines find, read and rank a website.
For people looking for SEO video tutorials without wading through hour-long courses, that is the point of the library. It gives a quick answer to a specific question and makes it easy to move on to the next related clip.
Finding the right video
All 788 shorts sit on one page. Visitors can type a keyword into the search bar or pick a topic from the sidebar, and results can be sorted by relevance, most recent, most viewed or most liked. The videos play directly on the page, so there is no need to jump between tabs or apps.
The site is open about how it is organised. The 72 topics are worked out automatically from each video’s title, so a short occasionally lands in an unexpected category. Where that happens, keyword search is the faster route to the right clip.
Always current
The library is not a fixed archive. New shorts are published on Josh Maraney’s YouTube channel first and appear in the library within a day. The oldest videos date back to 2015 and the newest were added this month, which means the collection reflects both long-standing principles and recent changes in how search works, including Google updates and the growing role of AI assistants in how people find information.
That matters for SEO in particular, where advice can date quickly. A business owner can sort by most recent to see what has changed lately, or search a specific term to find every short that mentions it.
More than SEO
Although SEO is the biggest subject, the library also includes 148 shorts on AI, 137 on Google Ads, 73 on websites and e-commerce, 62 on business and agency matters, 59 on social media and 27 on local search and Google Maps. A further 83 shorts cover tools and gear. Anyone browsing the SEO section will often find that a related question, such as whether to run paid ads alongside organic work, is answered elsewhere in the same collection of digital marketing videos.
Who it is for
The library is useful for several groups. Small business owners can learn enough to ask better questions of the people managing their website. Marketing managers can use individual shorts to explain an idea to colleagues. People who are evaluating an SEO provider can work through the Choosing an SEO Agency topic, which covers how to tell whether the work being paid for is actually being done. Students and people new to digital marketing can use it as a starting point before moving on to deeper study.
Because there is no signup, anyone can share a link to a single video or to the library as a whole without asking the recipient to create an account.
Built from day-to-day practice
The videos come from the work Josh Maraney does through Top Click Media, the digital marketing agency he runs. They reflect questions that come up in real client conversations, which is why so many deal with everyday concerns such as indexing problems, backlinks and how to judge results. The library brings all of that material together in one place, so that a lesson recorded years ago is as easy to find as one posted yesterday.
For business owners planning the year ahead, the SEO section offers a practical way to get up to speed before the next strategy meeting or agency review. To browse the full library and search for a topic, visit https://joshmaraney.com/.
About Josh Maraney
Josh Maraney is the founder of Top Click Media, a digital marketing agency in South Africa. His website hosts a free library of 788 short videos on SEO, Google Ads, AI, websites, social media and business growth. The videos are sorted into 72 topics, are searchable by keyword, need no signup and are updated from his YouTube channel within a day of publishing.
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