SEO Trainer

Job Description:

  • Designing SEO curriculum, frameworks, training, and consulting on live projects to ensure our student marketers are industry-ready from Day 1
  • Taking regular sessions for small and large groups on a variety of SEO topics
  • Combining insights from your experience and conversations with SEO and performance marketing leaders to create simplified frameworks for professionals and students
  • Experimenting with new tools and approaches - from keyword clustering and AI content generation to GA4 and Search Console analytics - to keep our training programs current
  • Using instruction design principles and tech to upgrade students’ projects, engagements, and assessments, as well as create successful playbooks
  • Leverage data on how our students are performing during placements and in the early part of their job to figure out and plug training/admission gaps

Requirements:

  • 3-8 years of experience in technical SEO optimization with proven successes
  • A hands-on experience of optimising your content for AI Overviews (Google’s SGE) and LLMO (Large Language Model Optimization)
  • Experience with website analytics tools, such as Google Analytics 4, ChatGPT, SEMRush, WP-Rocket, AHREF, Yoast, Screaming Frog, and Search Console
  • A structured, data-driven, user-centric approach to problem-solving
  • Ability to see the big picture as well as the easy-to-miss details

Benefits:

  • Flexible work arrangements
  • Professional development opportunities
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