SEO Manager

Cathedrals

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Want to work for a leading, independent marketing agency and software developer within the iGaming industry? An award-winning agency that is partnered with leading global gaming brands.

As the SEO Manager, you will be responsible for driving organic growth through strategic planning, technical execution, and ongoing optimisation. This is a hands-on role requiring expertise in managing multiple markets while overseeing a team and complex SEO processes. You will support iGaming clients.

The Role:

Develop and execute SEO strategies in collaboration with the Digital Director.
Drive increased revenue through effective SEO tactics.
Manage and report on campaign progress and performance.
Oversee link-building activities and off-page SEO campaigns.
Conduct technical SEO audits and implement best practices.
Optimise on-page SEO across websites.
Collaborate with content teams on blog strategies.
Enhance website visibility, content quality, and user engagement.

The Candidate:

Minimum 4 years SEO experience with a strong technical background.
Experienced in the iGaming sector.
In-depth understanding of technical SEO (Pagespeed, robots.txt, sitemap.xml).
Proficiency in Google Search Console and Google Analytics.
Experience with SEO tools such as Ahrefs, Moz, Majestic, and Screaming Frog.
Familiarity with WordPress and basic knowledge of PHP, JS, and MySQL.

Benefits Include:

Hybrid working 2-3 days in office (flex outside of London)
Work from abroad up to 4 weeks/ year.
Pizza and drinks every Friday.
Pension Scheme
Private Health Insurance
Learning and Development Programmes
Staff social activities

For more info and to show your interest send your CV now.

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