SEO Specialist
openmovesNew York (NY)
About the role
OpenMoves is looking for an SEO superstar to join our growing digital marketing team! Must have 4-5 years SEO experience and proven track record of delivering SEO improvements on large SEO, B2B lead‐gen and e‐commerce websites. This is a remote part‐time position and can grow into full‐time.
Responsibilities and Duties:
Client‐facing role: speak directly with clients, prepare client‐facing deliverables including PowerPoint presentations and monthly performance reports. Qualifications and Skills Strong technical SEO experience and knowledge of site structure and site indexing. Understanding of SEO keyword management, competitive analysis, content strategies, and link building. Well‐versed in Google Analytics, Google Search Console, XML sitemaps, and robots.txt. Knowledge of microformats and rich snippets. Understanding of the buyer's journey and how it relates to SEO goals and strategies. Stay abreast of current SEO industry trends, best practices, and Google Algorithm updates. The Benefits of Being an "OpenMover" Work‐Life Harmony: remote work allows flexibility for digital nomads and local team members. Set Your Own Schedule: flexible hours as long as responsibilities are met.
Health Coverage: comprehensive coverage including health, vision, and dental benefits for full‐time employees.
Continue Your Education: budget for online courses, live events, and conferences.
Wellness Perks: monthly allowance for gym memberships and bike‐share programs for full‐time staff, plus online mental health therapy.
Optional: Other Opportunities We have other employment opportunities available if this one isn't quite right.
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