Looking for SEO Specialist Contractor!
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Polyvore is looking for an SEO Specialist (Contract role)!
Click here to apply: https://hire.jobvite.com/j?aj=oZv4Yfwg&s=Moz
As an SEO expert, you will help acquire users to Polyvore through organic search. You will also be key to helping engineering team understand SEO best practices. Our ideal service provider is someone who has a deep understanding of SEO in the e-commerce space.
Key Responsibilities
- Audit all Polyvore pages and help the engineering team understand their relative importance to SEO
- Provide SEO best practices for e-commerce space and help build out automated tools to ensure these best practices
- Help investigate issues related to SEO including but not limited to changes in organic search traffic
- Review upcoming designs from SEO perspective & suggest improvements before the changes are implemented
What does success look like?
- Overall increase in organic search traffic to Polyvore
- A set of automated SEO tools that help catch SEO issues proactively
- A monitoring plan to catch SEO issues early (i.e. which tools to use, what to track, how to predict potential issues)
Click here to apply: https://hire.jobvite.com/j?aj=oZv4Yfwg&s=Moz
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