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Search Engine Marketing

Marketing and Social Media

Search Engine Marketing (SEM) is a digital marketing discipline focused on increasing a website's visibility in search engine results primarily through paid advertising, such as Google Ads pay-per-click campaigns. Marketers use SEM to bid on keywords, craft ad copy, and target specific audiences to drive traffic and conversions, tracking performance through metrics like click-through rate and cost-per-acquisition. It's a core skill for digital marketers and advertising professionals working to grow a brand's online presence quickly compared to organic methods.

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Open roles requiring Search Engine Marketing (2)

Salem Media Group

Regional Account Executive- Political, Broadcast, Digital

Salem Media Group

Full-time · Philadelphia, PA · $55,000 – $90,000 · Remote

Salem Media is hiring a sales development professional to hunt for new business opportunities across their New York and Philadelphia markets, selling multimedia advertising packages to local and regional companies. This role suits ambitious salespeople with digital marketing knowledge who thrive on closing deals and building client relationships.

Listed on Salem Media Group’s careers site · Apply there ↗

The Home Depot

Senior Analyst, Advertising Operations- Orange Apron Media

The Home Depot

SMYRNA PACES SUMMIT - 9125

This role manages the end-to-end execution and optimization of digital advertising campaigns across social and search platforms for Home Depot's advertiser partners. It suits someone with 3+ years in paid advertising or account management who enjoys balancing advertiser needs with operational excellence through data-driven optimization and cross-team coordination.

Listed on The Home Depot’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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