Josh Maraney's Free Video Library Adds 28 New Shorts for November

Josh Maraney's free library adds 28 new shorts since October, taking it to 816 clips on SEO, AI search and Google Ads, all searchable with no signup.

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Josh Maraney's Free Video Library Adds 28 New Shorts for November

The free short-video library run by Josh Maraney, the founder of Top Click Media, has grown again. Since early October, 28 new shorts have been added, taking the collection to 816 clips across 72 topics. Every clip can be searched by keyword or browsed by subject, plays directly on the page and needs no signup.

The library is refreshed from Josh Maraney's YouTube channel every day, so it changes all the time. Once a month, the additions are worth a closer look, because they show which questions business owners and marketers are asking right now. This month the new clips lean heavily towards search engine optimisation and artificial intelligence, with a smaller group on Google Ads settings that can quietly change how an account spends money.

What was added this month

Of the 28 new shorts, eight sit in the SEO group, six in the AI group and two in the Google Ads group. The rest cover tools and gear, business and agency advice, social media and general industry news. The mix reflects a period in which search itself is changing quickly, and in which many businesses are trying to work out how much of their traffic will still come from a classic list of blue links.

The SEO additions include clips on strategy, page titles, choosing an SEO agency, SEO tools and real results from client work. One of the most watched new shorts asks why big companies and well known brands so often neglect their SEO, even when organic search is one of their largest sources of customers. Another looks at whether rankings can still be trusted as a measure of performance when Google keeps changing what appears on the results page.

Two of the new clips deal with page titles specifically. Titles remain one of the simplest and most effective changes a business can make to a website, and they are also one of the most commonly neglected. The short format suits the subject well, because the advice is practical and can be acted on the same day.

AI search moves up the list

The six AI additions cover ChatGPT, Claude and AI search more broadly, including answer engine optimisation. One clip looks at reports that ChatGPT is now handling search activity on a scale equivalent to a meaningful share of Google searches. Another asks whether Google search is in decline at all, given how much revenue it still generates.

These are the questions many business owners are raising in meetings this year. Customers increasingly put a question to an AI assistant before they ever open a search engine, and the businesses that are named in those answers have an advantage. The new clips explain what that shift means in plain terms, without assuming the viewer has a technical background.

Anyone following the topic can now find a growing set of SEO video tutorials alongside the AI clips, which makes it easier to see how traditional search and AI search fit together rather than treating them as separate projects.

The two new Google Ads clips focus on settings that change accounts without the advertiser necessarily noticing. One covers auto-apply recommendations, which allow Google to make changes to campaigns automatically. Another explains Quality Score and why it affects what an advertiser pays for each click. A related new clip shows advertisers how to check whether Google has switched on AI Max in their account.

The timing matters. November and December are when many South African businesses raise their paid search budgets, and settings that went unnoticed earlier in the year can cost far more when daily spend goes up. A few minutes with these clips is a simple way to check an account before the festive peak.

The library as a whole

Across all 816 shorts, the biggest group remains search engine optimisation, followed by artificial intelligence and Google Ads. Other groups cover tools and gear, web and e-commerce, business and agency advice, social media, and local search and maps. Together they form a free collection of digital marketing videos aimed at business owners rather than specialists.

Visitors can sort results by relevance, by most recent, by most viewed or by most liked. Sorting by most recent is the quickest way to see this month's additions, while sorting by most viewed shows the clips other people have found most useful over time. The topic labels are created automatically from each video's title, so searching by keyword is often the fastest route to a specific answer.

Why a monthly update

Digital marketing advice dates quickly. A clip about Google Ads settings or AI search that was accurate a year ago may now be incomplete, because the platforms change their features and defaults constantly. Publishing a short summary each month of what has been added gives regular viewers a simple way to catch up, and gives new visitors a sense of what is current.

It also keeps the library honest about its own size. The total of 816 shorts and the 28 additions in this update were counted from the live library on the day of writing, and next month's figures will be counted again from scratch.

Where the content comes from

The videos come out of day-to-day work at Top Click Media, the South African agency Josh Maraney founded and still runs. The agency focuses on SEO, Google Ads and answer engine optimisation, and the clips reflect the problems that come up in that work. Josh Maraney still carries out audits and builds strategies himself, and explaining what he finds in short videos is what produced the library in the first place.

The approach is educational rather than promotional. The aim is for business owners and marketers to understand enough about search, AI and paid advertising to ask better questions and make better decisions about their own marketing.

The full library, including this month's 28 new shorts, is free to use with no signup at https://joshmaraney.com/.

About Josh Maraney

Josh Maraney is the founder of Top Click Media, a South African digital marketing agency specialising in SEO, Google Ads and answer engine optimisation. His website hosts a free library of 816 short videos on digital marketing, SEO, Google Ads, AI and business growth, sorted into 72 topics and searchable by keyword. The library updates from his YouTube channel within a day of each new video. He also publishes on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Facebook.

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