Here at Skale, weâre constantly on the hunt for top talent to join our fast-growing team. Weâre offering some of the most dynamic remote SEO jobs going. Your work is fast-paced, results-orientated, and peppered with a charming company culture.
Our team of SEO specialists are from all over the world and the SEO jobs we have available at the moment are completely open to working remotely. Ready to find the perfect remote SEO job? Letâs get into it.
Weâre always on the hunt for these SEO specialist roles at Skale, so donât worry if you think this article is out of date or not appropriate anymore. It will always be relevant!
If youâre interested in a remote position with the SEO team, you can click through to the careers page underneath each role, where you can learn more about the SEO specifics weâre looking for.
Know your MRR and churn from your ARPA and LTV? If so, read on.
Are you results-orientated and have a keen interest in strategizing growth? This SEO specialist role could be just for you.
Weâre looking for an SEO Growth Strategist to join our team of SEO experts and help Skale clients with various growth initiatives, create quarterly roadmaps, and ensure weâre hitting client SEO KPIs.
As a Skale growth strategist, youâll be responsible for account management, solving complex SEO problems, looking after the accounts of any 4-8 clients at a time, supporting online marketing campaigns related to SEO, and ensuring overall success.
Youâll also need great data analysis skills to fulfill this SEO role, and project management experience is good!
Sound like the SEO strategist role for you?
Are you passionate about quality content and at the same time know how to make it Google-friendly, with an SEO strategy in mind? This SEO specialist role needs the perfect blend of quality content appreciation and SEO technical skills to develop SEO content.
As a Skale SEO Content Specialist, youâll work with SEO Growth Strategists to hit client KPIs and execute SEO strategies for multiple clients.
An ideal candidate understands client use cases and buyer personas. Theyâre also comfortable briefing writers and editing long-form articles, so theyâre optimized for search.
With this remote position, youâll also need to be ready to write short-form copy thatâs catchy and converts. Experience with Google Analytics, Ahrefs, GSC, GA, Surfer/ClearScope, and Google Sheets is a yes in our books.
Sound like the perfect remote SEO job for you?
Time to get technical! Ready to help SaaS companies thrive?
A technical search engine optimization analyst with Skale will regularly be running tech and performance audits for various clients. This SEO role requires in-depth keyword research, website architecture recommendations, and overall ensuring that Skale client websites are technically soundâgiving them the best chance to perform.
This particular person will need to apply data and insights with SEO audits to whatâs happening with our client websites and suggest ways to improve or capitalize on results.
Dashboards are your best friend, and youâre a wiz with VWO & Google Optimize. If you have the necessary skills and this profile fits your profile, let us know!
Have a good knowledge of link building and its importance? Have you managed people before? The next Skale Link Building SEO Manager will work alongside growth strategists to identify clientsâ target pages and anchor links.
Theyâll manage 3-4 part-time link-building specialists to hit a monthly number of links.
This role doesnât require any prospecting; weâve already got that in the bag. Youâll be supporting larger SEO campaigns.
You will need to have a good overview of assigned accounts, key metrics, goals, and opportunities while ensuring that our database info on partner websites is always correct.
Are you a fit for this remote SEO role?
For this remote position, weâre looking for a link-building specialist who can work roughly 10-15 hours per week with the Skale team. This SEO role means youâll be pitching posts to websites, and following up with anyone thatâs a little slow to reply.
Youâll also be briefing our incredible team of writers and assigning articles that are a good fit for different writers and their knowledge. You need a keen eye for detailsâchecking anchor links are all correct before submitting the article, and itâs on brief.
Plus, you donât need any SEO knowledge to start this remote job with us! Although, that will soon change should you join us and start learning alongside the team.
Youâll be a key player in comprehensive inbound marketing campaigns for Skale clients.
Sound like a fit for you and want to work remotely?
Skale is a rapidly-growing SEO agency thatâs going from strength to strength. All of our SEO jobs are fully remote; youâll get 36 days of paid holiday per year, a âŹ1,800 wellbeing budget per year, flexible remote working hours, and regular team-buildings online or in real life.
Youâll have the opportunity to work with some great clients, talented minds, and we plant a tree for every link we create, so youâll help make this world a greener place through the work you do every day.Â
To learn more about life at Skale, check out our career page.Â
Of course! You can work remotely if you have a stable wifi connection and fabulous communication skills. Remote SEO jobs are thriving, and SEOs have been practicing this ânewâ way of working for years.
For as advanced as technology gets in the future, SEO jobs will always be in demand to make the most of it. As Google and other search engines get smarter, so do we and the tactics we use. SEOs are completely necessary for sustainable business growth today and beyond.Â
Itâs a critical role to any SaaS marketing team.
Yes! The search engine optimization industry is budding with opportunities, and SEO roles are getting more diverse and creative than ever before. In the past, companies may have just been looking for an SEO specialist because they didnât know any better.Â
However, this has expanded to SEO Outreach Specialists, Technical SEOs, Content Specialists, Growth Strategists, Link Builders, and so much more. SEO is not one personâs job anymore; itâs an entire team!Â
Today, many companies are choosing to outsource it rather than trying to manage it in-house.