iCrossing UK is looking for an SEO Manager in London, United Kingdom. If you meet the requirements below, you will be eligible to apply via Digital Marketing Community.

Job Responsibilities:

• Build enterprise-level SEO strategies for our clients to deliver against client objectives.
• Design and briefing a pipeline of SEO tasks to develop an account with fresh ideas and thinking.
• Head the client meetings and calls as the SEO lead on the account.
• Stay up to date with search news & sharing opinions on industry developments within the team and with clients, providing your viewpoint of changes.
• QA of all analyst output to ensure it meets the high standards that iCrossing expect.
• Produce top-level insights to clients on current performance and areas to grow in the future.
• Galvanize the search team with your prior knowledge, fresh thoughts and enthusiasm.
• Direct the up-selling of existing clients with additional services and solutions.
• Operate on-site with clients to assist in building trust and relationships with the SEO managers client side.
• Contributing to pitch material and, in some cases, attending pitches.
• Serve with a PPC counterpart either internally or at a third-party agency to drive Total Search results for our clients.

Job Requirements:

• Minimum 4 years experience in an SEO specific role, including creating a strategy for clients and line management of a team.
• Expert knowledge of technical optimization, content optimization, link management, data analysis and SEO tools.
• Effective experience in keyword research techniques such as question-based searches, semantic search and search beyond just conversion point queries.
• Familiarity with PPC experts to develop overall search strategies to holistically benefit clients.
• Strong AdWords certified to assist in the understanding all aspects of the search channel.

About iCrossing UK :

iCrossing is a marketing agency for the modern world. And by the modern world, they mean a C2B world. As they all know, the consumer is in control. And as consumers lead, brands must follow. Today, success means planning around people, not products.