SEO Researcher

We are looking for an SEO Researcher who knows how to use Semrush to join our team. The ideal person will have a proven track record of doing comprehensive keyword research, analyzing SEO performance metrics, and implementing effective strategies to improve search engine rankings.

Responsibilities:

>> Conduct in-depth keyword research using SEMrush and other tools to identify high-value keywords and opportunities for optimization.
>> Stay up-to-date with industry trends, algorithm updates, and best practices in SEO to inform strategy and implementation.
>> Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including content creators, developers, and marketers, to execute SEO initiatives and achieve business objectives.
>> Monitor and report on SEO performance regularly, identifying areas for improvement and recommending actionable solutions.
>> Perform competitive analysis to benchmark performance against industry peers and identify areas of opportunity.

Must have:
— Proven experience as an SEO Researcher or similar role, with a strong understanding of search engine algorithms and ranking factors.
— Proficiency in SEMrush and other SEO tools, with the ability to extract actionable insights and recommendations.
— Excellent analytical skills and attention to detail, with the ability to interpret data and draw meaningful conclusions.
— Strong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to effectively convey complex concepts to cross-functional teams.
— Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks in a fast-paced environment.

If you think this is you, please include “Semrush and I” in the subject line to be considered. We want to see if you know how to follow a simple instruction. Then, answer the following:
1. Can you walk us through your experience with conducting keyword research using SEMrush or similar tools?
2. How do you determine which keywords are most valuable for a website?
3. Can you describe a successful SEO campaign or project you’ve led in the past and the strategies used?
4. How many years have you worked as an SEO researcher?
5. Is $3/hr acceptable to you?

Talk soon!