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SEO Manager in Warwick

SEO Manager

As an SEO Manager you are whole responsible for the management and development of a client relationship and timely delivery of SEO campaigns. You sit perfectly between the client and technical team, regularly meeting and guiding the client on search engine optimisation and how this best fits into broader digital strategy.

Day to day you are responsible for management of the clients paid and natural search engine campaigns. Overseeing onsite and offsite SEO, key word research and google ad words. You will offer advice and guidance to clients on best practice of SEO and also given them effective solutions to their search challenges giving them the best possible opportunity to increase traffic to their site.

As an SEO Manager you will lead with the client relationship and management of campaign whilst also guiding SEO analysts, SEO executives and working closely with content writers, social executive and online PR professionals.

This is a key role in any digital marketing team and will require someone with a number of years SEO experience, additional digital marketing experience will also be beneficial. 

Salary wise outside of London the role generally pays between £34,000 to £42,000 depending on regional variance and level of experience.

 

Warwick

The picturesque town of Warwick is steeped in history. There are many museums and parks to visit in Warwick but it the castle which attracts tourists from all over the country and the world.

William the Conqueror founded Warwick Castle in 1068 which saw Warwick develop over the centuries and although many buildings were destroyed in the great fire of 1694, the town is still riddled with fascinating medieval buildings.

It is also home to the oldest boys school in the UK, Warwick School which appears first in the record books in 914. Still to this day Warwick School and the girls school King’s High (also in Warwick) are some the country’s best schools.

In modern times due to its great proximity to infrastructure, Warwick has become home for leading companies such as National Grid, IBM, Volvo and Calor.

It is also renowned for its many cultural events, festivals and arts.