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SEO Account Manager

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SEO Account Manager
Staffordshire | Hybrid working 1 day/week in office
£34,000 - £37,000
We’re delighted to be supporting one of our favourite agency clients in their search for a talent SEO Account Manager. Following a number of new business wins, they’re growing their SEO team and looking for someone who can take ownership of a portfolio of clients, build strong relationships and help shape SEO strategies that deliver genuine results.
You’ll need to be comfortable talking to clients, confident enough to make recommendations, and curious about everything from technical SEO and content through to GEO and AI-led search. Agency experience would definitely help, but ultimately they’re looking for someone who knows their SEO and enjoys working with clients.
What will you be doing?
You’ll manage the day-to-day relationship with a portfolio of SEO clients, working alongside the wider SEO team to develop strategies, spot opportunities and keep activity moving.
Your role will include:
- Managing SEO client accounts and building strong day-to-day relationships.
- Developing and delivering SEO and GEO strategies.
- Identifying opportunities to improve search visibility, traffic, engagement and conversions.
- Carrying out keyword, competitor and search trend research.
- Reviewing websites and identifying content, technical and on-page SEO improvements.
- Creating and optimising website content, landing pages, blogs and case studies.
- Supporting technical SEO including crawlability, indexation, redirects, site structure, page speed and Core Web Vitals.
- Using tools including Semrush, GA4, Google Search Console and Looker Studio to monitor performance.
- Reporting on results and presenting recommendations and next steps to clients.
- Supporting local SEO and Google Business Profile optimisation.
- Keeping up with changes across SEO, GEO, AI search and Google algorithm updates.
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What are we looking for?
You’ll already have hands-on SEO experience and a good understanding of how the different elements of SEO work together. Just as importantly, you’ll be someone who can communicate that knowledge to clients without drowning them in SEO jargon.


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We’d love to see:
- Previous SEO experience, ideally gained within an agency environment.
- Strong client management and communication skills.
- A good understanding of on-page, content and technical SEO.
- Experience using SEO and analytics tools such as Semrush, GA4 and Google Search Console.
- Strong writing, editing and proofreading skills.
- Confidence presenting results, ideas and recommendations to clients.
- Good organisation and the ability to juggle multiple accounts and deadlines.
- An interest in GEO, AI-powered search and how search behaviour is evolving.
- A proactive attitude and genuine enthusiasm for all things search.
You don’t need to know absolutely everything. What’s more important is that you’ve got strong SEO foundations, you’re good with clients and you’re keen to keep developing as the search landscape changes.
Interested?
Send your CV today for immediate consideration – Heidi.m@pitchconsultants.co.uk
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