Norwegian SEO Specialist

Support search performance

Help an international digital marketing practice improve content visibility across markets. You'll contribute keyword research, planning, and optimization work for a client base focused mainly on business to business organizations, with ecommerce and retail clients as well.

• Research keywords and work with keyword planning tools.
• Improve metadata, page content, and on page search elements.
• Translate keywords between English and Norwegian.
• Handle and organize SEO data.
• Write search focused copy that supports the content strategy.

Required experience

A relevant bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience is required, together with at least one year of hands on SEO work. You should have a record of achieving good results from search initiatives.

Working knowledge of HTML and JavaScript for SEO is required, including basic reading and writing of code. You should understand best practices for search engines such as Google, Bing, and Baidu.

Native level Norwegian and a strong understanding of the associated culture are required. Strong organizational and time management skills are important, including setting priorities and meeting deadlines.

Analysis and tools

Advanced Excel skills and experience with analytics tools such as Google Analytics, SiteCatalyst, or WebTrends are required. You should also be experienced with SEO analysis tools such as Screaming Frog, Semrush, Ahrefs, or Majestic.

The role requires an understanding of how other marketing channels affect search performance. Relevant channels include display advertising, affiliates, social media, print, television, and email.

Freelance arrangement

This is a freelance role supporting an SEO team. Successful candidates need an Office 365 license installed on their devices to complete assignments.

The wider practice works across strategy, production, execution, and performance measurement, with clients ranging from growing startups to global enterprises. Its environment emphasizes learning about clients and developments in digital marketing, alongside professional development and flexibility.

Language clarification

The overview names Danish, while the translation duties and native language requirement specify Norwegian. The language details in the source are inconsistent.