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Job Description:

  • Conduct SEO audits (on-page, technical, local) for client websites
  • Optimize and manage Google Business Profiles (GMB/GMP)
  • Develop localized keyword strategies for restaurants/cafes/bars
  • Implement on-page SEO (meta titles, alt text, internal linking, etc.)
  • Recommend content strategies based on local search trends
  • Collaborate on SEO-optimized copy for menus, homepages, and listings
  • Track and report on SEO performance using Google Search Console, GA, etc.
  • Support SEO deliverables for client's own site (optional)

Requirements:

  • 2+ years experience in SEO, preferably with local or multi-location brands
  • Strong knowledge of Google Business Profile optimization
  • Ability to explain technical SEO in plain language
  • Organized and self-directed with clear communication
  • Familiarity with tools like Semrush, Google Search Console, Google Analytics, etc.
  • Experience working with restaurants or hospitality businesses (nice to have)
  • Basic understanding of Squarespace, Shopify (nice to have)

Benefits:

  • Competitive rates
  • Weekly payments
  • Various open roles are available
  • Free training and upskilling
  • Constant support and guidance
  • A vibrant community always ready to support you
  • And more!
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