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Below, you will find the latest SEO, PPC, and digital marketing jobs at brands and agencies. We also include positions from previous weeks that are still open.

Newest SEO Jobs

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• Digital Marketing Associate (SEO/SEM)
  April 3, 2026
  About Us Would you like to be part of a fast-growing team that believes no one should have to succumb to viral-mediated cancers? Naveris, a commercial stage, precision oncology diagnostics company with facilities in Boston, MA and Durham, NC, is looking for a Digital Marketing Associate team member to help us advance our mission of […]
• Digital Marketing Specialist (SEO/SEM/Content Marketing)
  April 3, 2026
  Position Summary: The Digital Marketing Specialist leads the evolution of digital marketing, early adoption and integration of AI-enabled marketing at Scot Forge, shaping how the company attracts, engages and converts customers and candidates in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. This person plays a key role in driving demand generation and is responsible for managing our […]
• Editorial & SEO Content Strategy Intern
  April 2, 2026
  About AllTrails  AllTrails is the world’s most popular and trusted platform for outdoor exploration. We connect people to the outdoors, help them discover new places, and elevate their experiences on the trail. With the most comprehensive collection of trails in the world, AllTrails supports inclusive access to nature for a global community of millions of […]
• Senior SEO Specialist (Philippines)
  April 2, 2026
  Please note that only applicants from the Philippines will be considered for this role. Job Title: Senior SEO Specialist / SEO Specialist Employment Type: Full Time Position Type: Additional Headcount Primary Location:  Remote Main Purpose of the Role This is a full-time and permanent role for a data-driven SEO professional who will support the Head […]
• National Digital Marketing Specialist (SEO/SEM/Social)
  April 1, 2026
  Why Join CIP? Vacation Time – 15 days full time only Paid Holidays – 13 days full time only;Holiday premium pay for part time only Paid Sick Days and Personal Days accrued Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance Voluntary Benefits: Short and Long-term Disability, Additional Life, Child Life and Spousal Life Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account […]
• Digital Marketing Strategist (SEO/Social)
  March 31, 2026
  Company Description Warren Resort Hotels is a collection of properties across some of the West’s most popular destinations, offering a balance of comfort, quality, and value. Based in Santa Maria, CA, we focus on creating welcoming stays with strong service, well-maintained properties, and thoughtful guest experiences. Each of our hotels has its own character, but […]
• Digital Marketing Manager (SEO/SEM)
  March 31, 2026
  Job Description Attention: Kapitus is aware that individuals posing as recruiters may be communicating with job seekers about supposed positions with Kapitus. Kapitus has received reports that the content and method of communication can vary, but messages may contain requests for payment (e.g., fees for equipment or training) and/or for sensitive financial information. Kapitus will […]
• SEO & AI Search Consultant
  March 31, 2026
  SEO & AI Search Consultant At Botify, we’re redefining SEO consulting by combining cutting-edge technology, a culture of innovation, and the brightest minds in the industry. As an SEO Consultant, you will play a pivotal role in solving our customers’ most complex SEO challenges while delivering measurable business outcomes. You’ll work hand-in-hand with industry-leading brands […]
• SEO Specialist
  March 31, 2026
  As an SEO Specialist at Corkboard Concepts, you will be responsible for developing and implementing effective search engine optimization (SEO) strategies to increase website traffic and improve organic search rankings. You will identify key SEO growth opportunities and develop plans to capitalize on them. Your role will involve conducting thorough keyword research, optimizing website content […]
• Marketing Manager (SEO/SEM)
  March 30, 2026
  Take us to the top! If you’re the kind of marketer who loves the thrill of ranking #1 on Google, thrives on building pipelines that overflow with leads, and gets just as excited about data dashboards as you do about killer creative ideas, keep reading. Docutrend is the leading modern office and workforce technology company […]

Newest PPC and paid media jobs

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• Senior PPC Specialist
  April 3, 2026
  Job Description Salary: From 40k basic per year + annual bonus About Visca Web Visca Web is a digital marketing company operating in competitive international markets, with a strong focus on performance-driven acquisition across SEO and paid channels. We work in challenging, high-competition verticals (igaming) where creativity, adaptability, and data-driven decision-making are key to success. […]
• Senior Manager, Growth Marketing – Paid Search
  April 3, 2026
  Job Description Local or 100% Remote About Point Real Impact, Real People: Our mission at Point is to make homeownership more valuable and accessible. Your work directly helps homeowners access their wealth, achieve financial flexibility, and realize life changing goals. Funding: With over $175M raised from top investors like Andreessen Horowitz, WestCap, Greylock, […]
• Paid Media Manager
  April 2, 2026
  Description: Balance Health, a national leader in podiatry, is seeking a dynamic and analytical Paid Media Manager to orchestrate paid digital marketing. The Paid Media Manager will be responsible for driving new patient volume across paid channels from Google Ads (Search, Pmax, Demand Gen, etc.) to Meta Ads (Facebook, Instagram) to paid marketplaces (ex. ZocDoc) […]
• Paid Social Manager
  April 2, 2026
  Job Description Sircle Media is a social media agency based in New York City that works with some of the best brands in the CPG & Beverage verticals. We focus on strategy, execution, content development and paid social media buying to help our clients win online and in-store. Founded in 2012, Sircle has spent the […]
• Paid Search Strategist
  April 2, 2026
  The Paid Search Strategist is a mid-level role within 829’s Paid Advertising department. In this role, you will drive the strategy and development of digital advertising campaigns for various medium-to-large clients. This position is ideal for someone who is proactive, a great communicator, analytical, and willing to go the extra mile to get your work […]

Other roles you may be interested in

Senior Paid Media Manager, Brightly Media Lab (Remote)

• Salary: $70,000 – $100,000
• Directly build, manage, and optimize campaigns within Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, and Facebook Ads (Meta).
• Serve as the lead point of contact for your book of clients, taking full ownership of their success and growth.

Senior Brand Insights Manager, Derflan Inc (Remote)

• Salary: $181,400K
• Own and evolve global brand tracking programs across 11+ international markets
• Lead quarterly brand pulse initiatives across 13+ locales, ensuring rigor, consistency, and actionable insights

Marketing Specialist, The Bradford group (Hybrid, The Greater Chicago area)

• Salary: $60,000 – $62,000
• Launch and manage paid social campaigns primarily on Meta platforms.
• Oversee daily budgets and performance optimizations against revenue and ROI goals, using data-driven insights to continuously improve results.

Paid Search Specialist, Maui Jim Sunglasses (Peoria, IL)

• Salary: $65,000 – $70,000
• Plan, set up, and manage paid search, display, and shopping campaigns on Google Ads.
• Manage and optimize advertising budgets to achieve revenue and efficiency targets.

Digital Marketing Manager 10x Health System (Scottsdale, AZ)

• Salary: $110,000 – $120,000
• Measure and report on the performance of all digital marketing campaigns against goals (ROI and KPIs).
• Document and streamline digital marketing processes to scale the team and improve operations.

Marketing Manager – SEO & GEO, Care.com (Hybrid, Austin Texas)

• Salary: $85,000 – $95,000
• Organic Growth: Build and execute the SEO roadmap across technical, content, and off-page. Own the numbers: traffic, rankings, conversions. No handoffs, no excuses.
• AI-Optimized Search (AIO): Define and drive CARE.com’s strategy for visibility in AI-generated results — Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and whatever comes next. Optimize entity coverage, content structure, and schema to ensure we’re the answer, not just a result.

Digital Marketplace Manager, Venchi (Hybrid, New York, NY)

• Salary: $120,000 – $130,000
• Define and execute channel-specific and cross-marketplace strategies, balancing brand positioning, commercial performance, and operational efficiency.
• Manage Amazon advertising across Sponsored Products, Brands, and Display campaigns.

Advertising Media Manager, Vetoquinol USA (Remote)

• Salary: $100,000 -$110,000
• Develop and implement strategic advertising plans for Etail (Ecomm/Retail) accounts.
• Analyzing advertising performance data with related ROAS & TACoS evaluations.

Programmatic Advertising Manager, We Are Stellar (Remote)

• Salary: $75,000
• Manage the day-to-day programmatic campaign approach, execution, trafficking optimization, and reporting across the relevant DSPs for your clients.
• Build and present directly to client stakeholders programmatic campaign performance, analysis, and insights.

Marketing Manager, Backstage (Remote)

• Salary: $100,000 – $140,000
• Manage and optimize campaigns daily across Meta Ads, Google Ads, and other kay partners
• Own forecasting, pacing, budget allocation, and optimization for high-scale monthly budgets..

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The new ChatGPT ad format is standardizing, according to a new Adthena analysis of 40,000+ daily placements. What once felt experimental is becoming a disciplined, high-intent system for users already deep in decision mode.

The big picture: ChatGPT ads are converging on a short, structured, highly contextual style that favors precision over persuasion and utility over storytelling, marking a shift from creative-led advertising to real-time, intent-driven assistance.

By the numbers. Every word must carry weight and contribute directly to clarity or conversion:

• The average headline clocks in at just 30 characters and around 5 words.
• Body copy averages 116 characters and roughly 19 words.

What’s working. The dominant pattern is a “Brand: Benefit” headline, separating the name from a specific value. It works because users in conversational environments expect immediate clarity, not intrigue or ambiguity.

• Almost every ad leads with the brand name. You need easy recall in a setting where users are already evaluating options, not discovering them.

Headlines are compressed. Headlines often read like functional labels rather than slogans. This brevity carries into the body copy. It typically uses two tight sentences: a proof point followed by an offer or nudge, showing you’re not trying to win an argument but give one compelling reason to act.

Context mirroring is a defining feature. The strongest ads directly reflect the user’s query or situation, signaling real-time tailoring. This marks a new level of AI-native targeting that goes beyond keyword matching into conversational relevance.

Concrete value signals carry outsized weight. Dollar signs and specific numbers — prices, savings, performance — consistently outperform vague claims. Numbers dominate body copy because they feel credible and native in a setting where you’re actively researching and comparing options.

Offers. Low-friction offers — especially “free” trials or demos — are the most common conversion lever, reducing commitment barriers while users are exploring.

Calls to action. These are explicit and action-oriented, favoring direct phrases like “Shop now,” “Compare,” or “Book” while abandoning generic prompts like “Learn more.”

The overall tone. Calm, confident, and measured, with minimal exclamation points or question marks. It aligns more with helpful guidance than ad hype, helping ads blend into the conversational flow rather than disrupt it.

Why we care. ChatGPT ads reach users at high intent, where clarity and relevance matter more than creativity or storytelling. In a conversational environment, ads compete with useful answers, so vague or overly branded messages get ignored while precise, value-driven copy performs better. This shift rewards short, structured messaging and gives early adopters an advantage as the format standardizes.

Between the lines. While ChatGPT ads share DNA with paid search — especially in their focus on intent and relevance — they differ by integrating into dialogue, responding to high-intent users, and delivering messaging that feels assistive rather than interruptive.

The takeaway. Success in ChatGPT advertising depends on precision, relevance, and credibility over creativity, emotional appeal, or brand-led storytelling. The winning strategy: fit in perfectly when a user needs a clear, trustworthy answer.

The analysis. Adthena CMO Ashley Fletcher shared the data on LinkedIn.

Google launched a channel performance timeline view in Performance Max. It gives you a clearer breakdown of how Search, YouTube, Display, and other channels contribute to campaign results over time.

What’s new. A timeline graph shows channel-level contributions over a selected period, paired with investment and performance filters. You can quickly see which channels are pulling their weight — and which aren’t.

• Yellow box – Channel Performance Evolution Over Time
• Pink box (right) – All Ads, Ads Using Product Lists, Ads Using Video

Why we care. Performance Max campaigns run across multiple channels at once, making it difficult to see where your budget is most effective. This gives you a timeline view of channel-level contributions — so if YouTube is underperforming while Search drives most conversions, you can see it without digging through exports or relying on guesswork. You can spot channel-level trends earlier and adjust your asset strategy or budget accordingly.

The big picture. This view gives you a more actionable way to evaluate PMax performance without relying solely on Google’s automated decisions.

Bottom line. It’s not full transparency, but it’s a meaningful step in the right direction. You get a cleaner way to spot PMax trend anomalies early and adjust accordingly.

First spotted. This update was first spotted by Axel Falck, Head of Search at Le Mage du SEA, who shared it on LinkedIn.

Google Ads added an auto-apply setting to experiments. It’s on by default, so winning variants can go live without review.

How it works. You choose directional results (default) or statistical significance at 80%, 85%, or 95% confidence. One safeguard: if your chosen success metric performs significantly worse in the test arm, the change won’t auto-apply.

Why we care. Experiments are one of the most powerful tools in your account. Automating apply can speed testing, but removes a checkpoint where you catch unintended consequences before they hit live campaigns.

The catch. Experiments allow only two success metrics. A third metric you care about — one you didn’t or couldn’t select — can decline unnoticed. Guardrails protect what you told Google to watch, not everything that matters.

Bottom line. Auto-apply is a reasonable shortcut for simple tests. For anything consequential, keep manual review. Run the experiment, reach significance, then review full data before you apply changes.

First seen. Google Ads specialist Bob Meijer shared this update on LinkedIn.

Bing appears to be testing an expanded sponsored products section in its shopping results, featuring a double-row carousel that takes up significantly more space than the current format.

The test. The format pairs a large, double-row sponsored carousel with organic cards from individual sites below.

Why we care. If this rolls out broadly, it means more screen space for sponsored products — typically leading to higher visibility and more clicks if you run Microsoft Shopping campaigns. The double-row carousel is also more visually competitive, bringing Bing’s shopping ads closer to Google Shopping’s prominence.

The catch. The test appears limited — not all users see it. Search industry veteran Mordy Oberstein reported a more compact layout, suggesting Bing is still in early testing.

Bottom line. Bing runs many SERP experiments that never fully launch, so watch this one for now. If you run Microsoft Shopping campaigns, monitor impressions for any lift if the format expands.

First spotted. Sachin Patel shared a screenshot of the test on X.

YouTube used its NewFront presentation to unveil a significant upgrade to its Creator Partnerships platform, adding Gemini-powered creator matching, stronger measurement tools, and new ways to run creator content as paid ads.

Why we care. Influencer marketing has become a core part of many brands’ strategies, but finding the right creators at scale and proving ROI is a pain point. tackles influencer marketing’s two biggest friction points — finding the right creator and proving ROI.

Gemini-powered matching cuts through the noise of three million creators, while the ability to run creator content as paid Shorts and in-stream ads makes performance measurable like any standard campaign, backed by a reported 30% conversion lift.

How it works. The updated platform uses Gemini to recommend creators from a pool of more than three million YouTube Partner Program members, filtered by campaign goals. Advertisers get more control over who they work with and better visibility into how those partnerships perform.

The big new feature. A revamped Creator Partnerships boost lets brands run creator-made content directly as Shorts and in-stream ads — formats YouTube says deliver an average 30% lift in conversions.

The big picture. The announcement builds on BrandConnect, YouTube’s existing creator monetization infrastructure, showing that the platform is doubling down on the creator economy as a growth lever for advertisers — not just a content strategy.

What’s next. Brands interested in the updated tools can watch the full NewFront presentation on YouTube for more details.

Google is giving retailers more firepower to promote loyalty program benefits directly within product listings — expanding the program internationally and into its newest AI-powered shopping experiences.

What’s new. Merchants can now highlight member pricing and exclusive shipping options directly on listings. Loyalty annotations have also expanded to local inventory ads and regional Shopping ads — making it easier to promote in-store or geography-specific perks.

Why we care. The more you can personalize an offer for a shopper, the better. Embedding member perks into the moment of purchase discovery — rather than requiring a separate loyalty app or webpage — makes programs more visible and more likely to drive sign-ups.

By the numbers. According to Google, some retailers have reported up to a 20% lift in click-through rates when showing tailored offers to existing loyalty members.

The big picture. Loyalty benefits will now appear on Google’s AI-first surfaces, including AI Mode and Gemini, putting member offers in front of shoppers at an entirely new layer of the search experience.

Where it’s available. The expansion covers 14 countries — Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, South Korea, Spain, the UK, and the US.

How to get started. Merchants activate the loyalty add-on in Merchant Center, configure member tiers, and set up pricing and shipping attributes. Connecting Customer Match lists in Google Ads is required to display strikethrough pricing and shipping perks to known members.

Don’t miss. US merchants can apply to join a pilot that uses Customer Match as a relationship data source for free listings — potentially expanding loyalty reach without additional ad spend.