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Search Engine Optimization

Marketing and Social Media

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the practice of improving a website's content, structure, and technical performance to rank higher in organic (unpaid) search engine results, particularly on Google. SEO professionals research keywords, optimize page content and metadata, build backlinks, and improve site speed and mobile usability to increase visibility and traffic. It's a key skill for digital marketers, content creators, and web developers aiming to grow long-term organic reach.

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Open roles requiring Search Engine Optimization (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 ↗

Senior Manager, Growth Marketing - Organic Growth & Discovery

Rent the Runway

Full-time · Brooklyn, NY · $115,200 – $144,000

Lead organic growth initiatives across SEO, app store optimization, and referral marketing for a fashion technology company. This role suits experienced growth marketers ready to drive customer acquisition and retention through technical search optimization and emerging AI-powered discovery channels.

Listed on Rent the Runway’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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