If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process. Senior SEO Manager 8 days ago Requisition ID: 1035 Salary Range: $95,000.00 To $125,000.00 Annually About the Role We are looking for a Senior SEO Manager to help lead organic search performance across a portfolio of established transportation and logistics websites. This is not a basic SEO role. We are looking for someone who can guide strategy, manage honest reporting, and help turn organic search into a measurable business-growth channel. Our company operates in highly competitive logistics markets, including heavy hauling, equipment transport, oversize load transport, freight, logistics, auto transport, container transport, and related services. We already have established websites, an existing SEO team, strong industry experience, and a large content footprint. We need someone who can bring discipline, strategy, growth, prioritization, and high-value ideas to the SEO operation. The right person will be a player-coach: strategic enough to help build the roadmap, technical enough to diagnose issues, commercial enough to care about leads and revenue, and hands-on enough to challenge weak work. This role reports to the Director of Marketing and will work closely with leadership, developers, designers, writers, data, and sales teams. Manages SEO specialists, content resources, SEO vendors, freelance writers, outreach resources, and related contractors. Owns organic traffic channel results and growth. What You Will Own You will help lead organic search growth across multiple company websites.
Your responsibilities will include:
Leading day-to-day SEO strategy and execution across a portfolio of established websites. Managing and directing SEO specialists, content resources, freelancers, vendors, and related contractors. Auditing ranking losses, traffic declines, content gaps, competitor gains, and technical issues. Building transparent SEO reporting that shows wins, losses, risks, opportunities, and business impact. Prioritizing SEO work based on qualified lead potential and business value, not vanity metrics. Improving technical SEO, site architecture, internal linking, index quality, and crawl ...
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