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SEO Executive

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3 days ago
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Northreach is a dynamic recruitment agency that connects businesses with top talent in financial services, fintech, and digital sectors. We specialise in providing a seamless recruitment experience for clients and candidates, fostering innovation and professional growth.

Northreach is supporting a fast-growing digital agency known for delivering AI-first SEO strategies across ecommerce, property, security, hospitality and more. They’re expanding and looking for two experienced SEO Executives to join their growing team.

What You’ll Do

  • Manage a portfolio of 8–12 client websites, delivering technical SEO improvements to support long-term organic growth.

  • Conduct technical audits, reviewing site architecture, internal linking, URL structures, and content performance.

  • Provide actionable recommendations for content optimisation, metadata, headings, and internal linking frameworks.

  • Analyse Core Web Vitals and page speed, proposing practical enhancements to improve performance.

  • Manage XML sitemaps, robots.txt, canonical setups, redirects, hreflang, and structured data.

  • Investigate ranking or traffic drops, diagnose root causes, and prioritise fixes.

  • Collaborate with developers using clear briefs and ticketing to ensure correct implementation.

  • Monitor site health, crawlability, indexation, and visibility using Screaming Frog, SEMrush, GA4, and GSC

    What You’ll Bring

  • Minimum two years expereince in a dedicated technical SEO role, ideally agency side

  • Strong communication skills (written, verbal, face-to-face)

  • Ability to manage and grow accounts independently

  • Highly organised with a strategic, results-driven mindset

  • Confident setting boundaries and owning delivery

  • Advantage if you’ve used Screaming Frog, SEMrush, GA4, GSC, WordPress or Shopify

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