SEO Specialist
freshyNew York (NY)
About the role
Roles and responsibilities:
The SEO Specialist has broad digital marketing knowledge with a strong expertise in SEO. Their primary responsibility will be to support clients with on-page and off-page optimization, technical SEO enhancements, and keyword-targeted content recommendations to drive organic visibility and rankings. The right person will also have broad understanding of digital marketing and the ability to perform basic cross-functional tasks within SEO, PPC, and content marketing. Conduct keyword research and mapping Optimize site structure, metadata, and content for search engines Implement technical SEO improvements (site speed, crawlability, schema, etc.) Set up reports and monitor rankings, organic traffic, and performance metrics Execute competitor analysis and content gap analysis Ability to draw insights and analysis from key metrics and performance Manage and optimize Google Business Profiles Build and maintain a strong local SEO presence Recommend content opportunities to support SEO strategy Collaborate with the Content Specialist for SEO-friendly copy Make recommendations to the project manager and client for key optimization tactics Execute tasks accurately and on time Build reports and maintain client-facing dashboards and workbooks Stay up-to-date with latest search engine trends and best practices Ability to manage multiple projects and tasks simultaneously Requirements 5+ years in SEO execution Strong understanding of Google Search Console, Google Analytics, SEMrush/Ahrefs, Screaming Frog Proven track record improving search visibility and rankings Comfortable in a client-facing role Experience working with US-based small and mid-sized businesses Experience with SE Ranking software a plus Details Full‐time position Salary Based on experience Location This is a remote work position with working hours based on Eastern Time Zone (ET) Seniority level Mid‐Senior level Employment type Full‐time Job function Marketing and Sales Industries Design Services
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