Link-builder
electronic teamAlexandria (VA)
About the role
A large IT company is looking for an entry-level link-builder who has a passion for SEO and a drive to learn and grow constantly in the crowd marketing field.
Responsibilities: Perform long-term tasks related to link-building and SEO strategies.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience writing articles, business letters, and communicating in person with an English-speaking audience.
Basic understanding of SEO and search engine principles.
Experience with ahrefs.com or majesticseo.com.
We Offer: Competitive compensation based on qualifications and experience.
Office located in the city center with convenient parking.
Medical insurance.
Friendly, smart, passionate, and hardworking coworkers.
Opportunities for professional growth and advancement.
Training programs.
Requirements:
Understanding of internet marketing.
Persistence in performing long-term, repetitive tasks.
This is an entry-level position suitable for those starting a career in IT.
About the Company:
Research & Design: The team is dedicated to developing and supporting web services and websites for the company's products. We are Electronic Team, Inc., a technology development company specializing in high-quality software applications across major platforms. We plan, analyze, design, implement, test, maintain, and support our products to meet high customer expectations.
Application Process:
Apply now by submitting your full name, email address, CV or portfolio URL, or uploading your CV. Please tell us in 1000 characters or less why you think you’d be a good fit for Electronic Team.
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