Search Engine Optimization Manager

SEO Manager (Technical & Growth Focus) We're looking for an SEO Manager who can diagnose, prioritize, and execute strategies that drive real organic growth . This role is not about generating reports. It's about understanding how search works, identifying opportunities, and implementing changes that improve rankings, traffic, and conversions. You will work closely with our marketing team to identify search opportunities, improve site performance, and build scalable SEO frameworks for clients. Responsibilities Conduct technical SEO audits and identify indexing, crawl, and site architecture issues Perform keyword research and search intent analysis Develop and implement SEO strategies for lead generation Optimize on-page elements (title tags, metadata, internal linking, content structure) Identify content gaps and topical authority opportunities Monitor and analyze performance using Google Search Console, GA4, and SEO tools Diagnose ranking changes and recommend corrective actions Work with developers and content teams to implement SEO improvements Track rankings, traffic, and conversions and report key insights Required Skills Strong understanding of technical SEO fundamentals Experience with Google Search Console, GA4 Familiarity with tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush, Screaming Frog Understanding of site architecture, indexing, and crawlability Ability to analyze ranking fluctuations and diagnose causes Experience optimizing pages for search intent and conversion Knowledge of schema markup and structured data Nice to Have Experience working with local SEO or lead generation websites Familiarity with AI search tools and evolving search platforms (e.g., Gemini, ChatGPT search, etc.) Basic understanding of HTML / CMS systems Experience 3+ years in SEO Benefits & Perks Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage Retirement savings plan Company-paid gym membership Competitive bonus structure based on company revenue growth 15 days of paid vacation , plus all U.S. federal holidays Please include the word "Growth" in your application and briefly answer this question: If a page suddenly loses 40% of its organic traffic, what are the first three things you would check? J-18808-Ljbffr