SEO Executive

AdFox Media; Mumbai; On-site; INR 450,000 - 800,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Own client accounts

In-room developer support

Professional development budget

Job summary

AdFox Media is seeking an experienced SEO specialist to manage a defined set of client accounts in an agency environment. You’ll own audits, fixes, content briefs, and monthly ranking reports, collaborating with Priya who handles advanced technical work.

You’ll work across local services, clinics, coaching institutes, e-commerce and B2B, switching between accounts daily, performing on-page SEO end-to-end and local SEO, with Looker Studio dashboards and client-facing reporting.

Qualifications

• 2-4 years doing SEO on live sites, agency or in-house.
• You can read a Screaming Frog crawl and say what matters and what is noise
• Working GA4 and Search Console — not just opening them, but reconciling them when they disagree
• Enough HTML to know what you’re asking a developer to change
• Written English good enough for a client-facing report

Responsibilities

• Own on-page SEO end to end: titles, meta, headings, internal links, and the content brief that goes to the copywriter
• Run technical audits in Screaming Frog and fix what you find, or write the ticket precisely enough that the developer can
• Keep Search Console clean: indexation, coverage errors, Core Web Vitals, structured data warnings
• Local SEO for the businesses that live or die by the map pack — Google Business Profile, citations, review flow
• Keyword and competitor research in Ahrefs that ends in a plan, not a spreadsheet
• Build the Looker Studio view for your accounts and keep it honest when the line goes sideways
• Write the SEO section of the monthly report and present it on the client call

Skills

SEO

Screaming Frog

GA4 & Search Console

HTML knowledge

Client-facing reporting

Tools

Ahrefs

Semrush

Looker Studio

Screaming Frog

Job description

Priya owns technical and local SEO across sixteen active clients. That is past the point where one person can go deep on the technical work and still keep every on-page backlog moving, and the execution is what slips: the audit gets written, then waits.

This is the second SEO seat. You’d take a defined share of those accounts and own them outright, so the audit, the fixes, the content brief and the ranking report are all the same person’s problem. Priya stays on the deep technical work and is who you take a hard crawl to.

It is an agency SEO seat, not an in-house one. You’ll hold several clients at once across local services, clinics, coaching institutes, e-commerce and B2B, and switch between them in a day.

02 / What you’ll do

• Own on-page SEO end to end: titles, meta, headings, internal links, and the content brief that goes to the copywriter
• Run technical audits in Screaming Frog and fix what you find, or write the ticket precisely enough that the developer can
• Keep Search Console clean: indexation, coverage errors, Core Web Vitals, structured data warnings
• Local SEO for the businesses that live or die by the map pack — Google Business Profile, citations, review flow
• Keyword and competitor research in Ahrefs that ends in a plan, not a spreadsheet
• Build the Looker Studio view for your accounts and keep it honest when the line goes sideways
• Write the SEO section of the monthly report and present it on the client call

03 / What we need

Must have

• 2-4 years doing SEO on live sites, agency or in-house
• You can read a Screaming Frog crawl and say what matters and what is noise
• Working GA4 and Search Console — not just opening them, but reconciling them when they disagree
• Enough HTML to know what you’re asking a developer to change
• Written English good enough for a client-facing report

Nice to have

• Local SEO and Google Business Profile work
• Schema markup, or having shipped structured data that validated
• E-commerce SEO: faceted navigation, product and category pages
• Ahrefs, Semrush, or Screaming Frog past the free tier

// we'd rather you fixed ten things than audited a thousand

04 / What’s hard about it

SMB sites come with real constraints: a theme nobody documented, a developer who left, a client who will not delete a page. You’ll spend as much time getting a fix shipped as deciding it was the right fix.

And SEO here is measured on business outcomes, not rankings alone. A first-page keyword that sends nobody who converts is not a win, and you’ll be asked to say so in the report.

05 / What you get

• Your own accounts, not a share of a shared queue
• A developer in the same room when a fix needs code
• Tooling paid for, and the search conferences and courses you can make a case for