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Hiring: Ecommerce SEO Technician (Remote Agency)

Intermediate & Advanced SEO

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WhitecapSEO last edited by
Hey, we're looking for an experienced Ecommerce SEO. Someone that can do full site audits, build links, walk clients through implementing Schema and more. Didn't see any category for hiring so if there is a better place for this here on Moz just let me know. Thanks!

Ecommerce SEO Technician, Remote, Full-time

Whitecap SEO, a young and fast-growing search marketing agency, is looking for an experienced white hat Ecommerce SEO Technician. Our ecommerce clients need their websites to perform exceptionally well in search results to drive new visits and growth. This position requires a strong understanding of ecommerce SEO and the technical aspects of search and web marketing, including SEO best practices for white hat linkbuilding, on-page optimizations, along with fundamental tasks like keyword research and earning off-page signals.

Responsibilities
- Design and conduct white hat outreach campaigns using SEO tools
- Assist SEO Manager in design and execution of SEO strategies
- Conduct full site audits
- Provide specifications for any technical recommendations
- Accurately estimate new projects and execute those projects within defined scope
- Communicate with clients how to execute recommended technical changes
- Stay current on industry trends
Skills & Experience
- 3-5+ years of technical SEO experience. Ideally 2+ years at a digital agency
- Experience optimizing small to large scale ecommerce websites
- Experience working with technical SEO tools such as Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, Moz, Google Webmaster Tools, etc.
- Experience on multiple large scale, complex national SEO campaigns
- Familiar with ecommerce platforms such as Shopify, Magento, etc.
- Experience with complex Google Analytics setups: proper tracking and reporting between Google Adwords, Google Analytics and clients’ marketing automation platform
- Familiar with Schema implementation on ecommerce sites
Personal Attributes
- Excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage competing deadlines
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Identify, assess, and prioritize a client site’s technical problems
- Ability to distill complex problems into easily understood, actionable recommendations
- Critical thinking / analytical problem solver
- Self-starter that can own a project from inception to completion
Working at Whitecap SEO

We believe in building success for our clients that will last and take pride in our retention rate. As a small remote team, strong communication is more than just a bullet point on a job listing - it is essential to our success. Everyone on the team has to fill a variety of roles and get things done to deliver the best results for our clients. We offer the chance to work with quality clients and great team members.

Salary: $50-65k DOE

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