Senior Manager, SEO

Radical Share is a digital marketing agency that specializes in finding the most exciting and buzzworthy ways to integrate brands into pop culture. We work with brands such as Rubie’s Costumes/Rubie’s DTC, Buy Seasons, NECA, Kid Robot, Wiz Kids, Loot Crate and more. Our partners have incredible fandoms and our mission is to design the best creative and experiences possible to generate growth. Radical Share is a fully remote organization, with team members across the country.

Have you spent time either at a brand or agency?  Are you looking for your next opportunity to work across multiple pieces of business, be a member of a collaborative team and drive revenue? Is your goal to step into a role where your voice is heard, and impact can be made? This is the opportunity at Radical Share.

We are looking for a Senior Manager of SEO who is a great communicator and has had great SEO experience building DTC web experiences. You will be tasked with defining the SEO strategy across multiple retail websites to increase discoverability, engagement, and revenue. Working with members of the marketing, paid media, brand and content teams you will design and implement a roadmap for organic search. 

This position will report into the VP of Paid Media and Growth and will be primarily focused on US business. This position is vital to brand e-commerce revenue and critical for company growth. In this role you will help steer technical and content strategies to maximize visibility across all search engines. You will have the opportunity to build a multi-brand roadmap and expand the team accordingly. 

The right fit for this role is someone who loves being on the front lines and being responsible for scaling businesses. This is truly an incredible opportunity for someone to step out of a corporate structure – with red tape and limitations- to build a team and lead. If you are looking for the next big step in your career – to make an impact, lead and grow, we would love to hear from you.

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