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You’re an experienced search engine optimization expert with measurable success in using SEO to increase on-site traffic and conversion. An extremely well-known brand in the retail space is creating the future of retail through a new customer-centric digital shopping experience, and they need a strategic Senior Product Manager to lead SEO. This position will strategize, define, and drive the roadmap to improve the SEO performance of two major retail sites while working closely with engineers, product managers, and data analysts to drive organic growth and revenue.
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During this Search Engine Evaluation project, participants will evaluate the quality of queries made by internet users while navigating through different MAP applications. They bring together data, intelligence, and experiences to deliver human-centric solutions to complex business challenges.
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Experience with SEO tools to inform SEO strategy including but not limited to Google Sheets, Google Search Console, Adobe Analytics (Omniture), Looker Studio (Google Data Studio), SEMRush, SimilarWebPro, Ahrefs, Botify, and Screaming Frog.
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We’re looking for a curious data lover, search engine enthusiast, and team leader to become our newest Associate Director, SEO! Demonstrated expert of search engine optimization.
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We're seeking a motivated and experienced SEO Manager to raise the bar on our search engine optimization and content marketing efforts. You'll play a pivotal role in growing our online visibility across the web, driving organic growth, and improving our search engine rankings.
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Analyze web analytics, social media metrics, and Google webmaster tools data to leverage strategic insights to ultimately improve digital communications practices and search engine.
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Strong understanding of search engine marketing (SEM) platforms, tools, and analytics. Manage the paid search media budget, ensuring efficient allocation of resources to maximize ROI.
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Support building and executing strategies in one of the following: Search Engine Optimization/Marketing (SEO/SEM), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Data Driven Marketing/Experience (DDM/DDX), and Merchandising through various experiences on specific teams such as eRetail, Owned Site, Amazon, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Loyalty, or Data Driven Marketing (DDM.
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