November Shorts Join Josh Maraney's Free Video Vault

Twenty-eight new shorts have joined the free video library run by Josh Maraney, founder of Top Click Media, since the start of October. The collection now holds 816 clips spread over 72 topics. Viewers can search any clip by keyword or browse it by subject, and every video plays right on the page without a signup.

New videos arrive daily from Josh Maraney's YouTube channel, which means the library never stays still for long. A monthly review of what has been added is useful because it shows what business owners and marketers want to know at the moment. In this round, most of the new clips deal with search engine optimisation and artificial intelligence. A smaller set covers Google Ads settings that can change how an account spends its budget without anyone noticing.

This month's new shorts

Eight of the 28 additions fall under SEO, six under AI and two under Google Ads. The remainder deal with tools and gear, business and agency advice, social media and general industry news. That balance mirrors a time when search is shifting fast and many businesses are asking how much of their traffic will keep coming from a traditional page of blue links.

On the SEO side, the new clips cover strategy, page titles, picking an SEO agency, SEO tools and real outcomes from client projects. Among the most viewed is a short asking why large companies and household brands so often let their SEO slide, even when organic search brings in a big share of their customers. A second clip questions whether rankings are still a reliable performance measure now that Google keeps reshaping its results page.

Page titles get two clips of their own. A title change is still one of the easiest and most powerful updates a business can make to its website, yet it is also one of the most overlooked. The topic works well in short form, since the advice is hands-on and can be applied on the same day.

AI search gains ground

The six new AI clips deal with ChatGPT, Claude and AI search in general, answer engine optimisation included. One examines reports that ChatGPT now handles search activity equal to a meaningful slice of Google searches. Another considers whether Google search is really declining, given the revenue it continues to bring in.

Business owners are raising exactly these points in meetings this year. More and more customers ask an AI assistant before they open a search engine, and the businesses mentioned in those replies gain an edge. The new shorts break down what this change means in everyday language and do not expect viewers to have a technical background.

People keeping an eye on the subject will also find a growing number of SEO video tutorials next to the AI clips. Having both in one place makes it simpler to see how classic search and AI search connect, instead of handling them as two unrelated projects.

Google Ads settings to review

Both new Google Ads shorts look at settings that can alter an account without the advertiser being aware. The first deals with auto-apply recommendations, which let Google change campaigns on its own. The second explains Quality Score and how it shapes the price an advertiser pays per click. A related new clip walks advertisers through checking whether Google has turned on AI Max in their account.

The timing is relevant. Many South African businesses increase their paid search budgets in November and December, and a setting that slipped past unnoticed earlier in the year can become far more expensive once daily spend rises. Spending a few minutes on these clips is an easy way to review an account ahead of the festive rush.

A look at the full collection

Search engine optimisation is still the largest group across the 816 shorts, with artificial intelligence and Google Ads in second and third place. Further groups cover tools and gear, web and e-commerce, business and agency advice, social media, and local search and maps. Taken together, they make up a free set of digital marketing videos made for business owners rather than specialists.

Results can be sorted by relevance, most recent, most viewed or most liked. The most recent view is the fastest route to this month's new clips, and the most viewed view highlights the videos other people have found most helpful over time. Because topic labels are generated automatically from each video title, a keyword search is often the quickest path to a particular answer.

The reason for monthly roundups

Advice on digital marketing goes out of date fast. A video on AI search or Google Ads settings that was correct a year ago may now leave things out, since platforms keep changing their features and default settings. A short monthly summary of new additions lets regular viewers catch up easily and shows newcomers what is current.

It also keeps the numbers accurate. The 816 total and the 28 new shorts in this update were counted from the live library on the day this was written, and next month's figures will be counted again from the start.

The source of the videos

Every video grows out of daily work at Top Click Media, the South African agency that Josh Maraney founded and continues to run. The agency concentrates on SEO, Google Ads and answer engine optimisation, and the shorts reflect the issues that arise in that work. Josh Maraney still does audits and builds strategies personally, and the library began as a way to explain his findings in short videos.

The goal is to teach, not to sell. The videos aim to give business owners and marketers enough understanding of search, AI and paid advertising to ask sharper questions and make stronger decisions about their own marketing.

The complete library, this month's 28 new shorts included, is free to use without a signup at https://joshmaraney.com/.

About Josh Maraney

Josh Maraney founded Top Click Media, a South African digital marketing agency that specialises in SEO, Google Ads and answer engine optimisation. His website offers a free library of 816 short videos covering digital marketing, SEO, Google Ads, AI and business growth, organised into 72 topics and searchable by keyword. New videos from his YouTube channel appear in the library within a day of release. He also posts on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Facebook.