Looking to take the next step in your search marketing career?

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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• Local SEO Specialist/Strategist ~ Rank On Maps ~ $81,000 to $118,500 ~ Remote (US/WW)
  November 6, 2025
  Remote role. Must be available during North American business hours (EST to PST). We are hiring a Local SEO Strategist to lead direction and performance for service-based businesses across the United States. You will guide strategy, communicate with clients, and ensure the work being done actually moves rankings, lead flow, and revenue. This role is […]
• Sr SEO Specialist (Full Time Contract) ~ Private ~ 2000-3500 USD ~ Remote (WW)
  November 6, 2025
  We’re looking for a Senior SEO Specialist who knows how to get real ranking movement (not theory). You’ll work closely with our Strategist to run and improve SEO campaigns for local service businesses in the US. You should feel confident taking a strategy and executing it accurately, consistently, and on schedule. If you’re someone who […]
• German speaking SEO & Content Marketing Consultant ~ Flow Agency ~ 50 – 60k EUR ~ Remote (WW)
  November 5, 2025
  You have been in the trenches, did the hard work and have years of experience of implementing successful SEO campaigns.  Not only are you an expert in SEO, but you have a natural service-oriented mind. You take pride in your ability to be of service to our clients.   You can speak “SEO” but can also […]
• AEO & SEO Manager ~ Zip ~ $120,000-$140,000 ~ Remote (USA)
  November 5, 2025
  The simple task of buying software, services, or tools at work has become hopelessly complicated at even the most innovative companies in the world. Today, enterprises spend $120T+ per year globally (>30 times larger than annual consumer e-commerce spend) and rely on vendors more than ever before to run their businesses. Our cofounders started Zip […]
• SEO Specialist – Franchise & Multi-Location Marketing (Remote, US Only) ~ Location3 Media ~ $50k – $70k / year ~ Remote (USA)
  November 4, 2025
  About the Role Location3 is looking for a results-driven SEO Specialist who thrives on helping franchise and multi-location brands grow. In this role, you’ll manage the full lifecycle of SEO campaigns—from strategic planning and technical execution to performance analysis and client consultation. You’ll work within a dedicated cross-functional Pod team, supporting both franchisor and franchisee […]
• Software Engineer II, AI Search ~ Bloomreach ~ $125,000-$160,000 ~ Remote (USA)
  November 3, 2025
  Bloomreach is building the world’s premier agentic platform for personalization.We’re revolutionizing how businesses connect with their customers, building and deploying AI agents to personalize the entire customer journey. We’re taking autonomous search mainstream, making product discovery more intuitive and conversational for customers, and more profitable for businesses. We’re making conversational shopping a reality, connecting every shopper with tailored guidance and product expertise […]
• SEO & AI Search Content Writer ~ allego ~ $81,900- $98,300 ~ Remote (USA)
  November 2, 2025
  Allego empowers organizations to improve sales performance and enablement through modern learning, content, and collaboration tools. We’re growing fast and great content is central to how we reach, educate, and inspire enablement professionals worldwide. We’re seeking a high-output, strategic SEO & AI Search Content Writer to accelerate Allego’s digital presence and fuel inbound pipeline across […]
• Technical SEO Specialist ~ $60,000 ~ Rankings.io ~ Remote (USA)
  November 1, 2025
  The Technical SEO Specialist is responsible for the overall technical health and optimization of client websites. The Technical SEO Specialist ensures that best practices for crawlability, indexability, technical performance, code attributes, structured data, and permalink configuration (among many other things) are followed. The Technical SEO Specialist manages many critical, behind-the-scenes aspects of our clients’ SEO […]
• (Contract to Hire ) Local SEO Manager ~ Private ~ $40–$50/hr ~ Remote (US)
  October 31, 2025
  About the Role: Our digital marketing agency helps multi-location service brands grow visibility and leads across dozens of markets. Our flagship client has 35+ locations in the home-services space, and we’re expanding our SEO team. We’re looking for a hands-on SEO Manager who can audit, optimize, and scale — not just execute checklists. You’ll lead […]
• (Contract) Content Editor/Manager ~ AUQ.io ~ $600-1k/client ~ Remote (US)
  October 31, 2025
  Hi, thank you for your interest! Job Summary: Our agency ( AUQ.io ) is looking for an content editor to join the team on a freelance basis. With the long term expectation of managing between 3 to 8 clients. It’s a great opportunity for someone who has an advanced understanding of how to: Plan and edit […]

Newest PPC and paid media jobs

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• Paid Media Manager (B2B) ~ Session Media ~ £40,000-£50,000 per year ~ Remote (UK/EU)
  November 7, 2025
  Job description About Session Media Session Media is an award-winning B2B marketing agency that partners with some of the fastest-growing B2B SaaS & Tech brands. We’re on the lookout for a Paid Media Manager to join our team, focusing on platforms like Google Ads and LinkedIn Ads. We’re searching for someone who’s passionate about performance marketing, […]
• Paid Media Coordinator, Hospitality ~ Miles Partnership, LLC ~ $22-$25/hour ~ Remote (USA)
  November 6, 2025
  ABOUT MILES: Miles Partnership is a full-service marketing consultancy focused exclusively on travel and tourism. Today we work with more than 130 destinations, hospitality businesses and other travel brands to deliver forward-thinking print and digital content-marketing solutions. We are a team of travel experts and travel enthusiasts, united in the belief that travel improves lives […]
• PPC Paid Advertising Specialist ~ Parallel Partners ~ $80k ~ Remote (US)
  November 6, 2025
  Overview Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Paid Advertising Specialist, Google Ads Expert – Work From Home We are looking for a Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Paid Advertising Specialist, Google Ads Expert to create, execute and oversee campaigns on the PPC Google Ads platform. 5+ years of Google Ads PPC and Paid Search experience is required. This is not a client […]
• Senior Paid Media Manager ~ Avalon Consulting Group ~ $85,000 ~ Remote (USA)
  November 6, 2025
  Full-time Description Do you love the creative spark that makes paid media campaigns sing, and the strategy that makes them scale? Avalon Consulting Group is seeking a Senior Paid Media Manager who can blend creativity, analytics, and innovation to deliver digital advertising campaigns that inspire action and drive results. As part of Avalon’s award-winning full-service […]
• Ads Specialist ~ Phaser Marketing ~ $50k-60k ~ Remote (US)
  November 5, 2025
  Location: Remote (U.S. Based Preferred)Employment Type: Full-Time About Us At Phaser Marketing we help service-based businesses grow through strategic, data-driven advertising that generates real results. We’re a fast-growing digital marketing agency focused on quality leads, not vanity metrics — and we’re looking for a passionate Ads Specialist to join our team and own all things paid media. The Role As an Ads […]

Other roles you may be interested in

Digital Marketing Manager, Veritas Partners (Washington, DC)

• Salary: $130,000 – $165,00
• This position requires a strategic thinker with a deep understanding of digital marketing, banking, and fintech.
• The Digital Marketing Manager will define and communicate the digital deposit strategy, objectives, and goals, with strong emphasis on reducing the cost of funds,

Digital Marketing Manager, Robert Half (Hybrid, Plano, TX)

• Salary: $100,000 – $120,000
• Own and evolve the website strategy, including oversight of a web developer and external CMS partners
• Manage local SEO and listings, working closely with SEO agencies to optimize backend performance and visibility

Senior Marketing Manager, Insight Global (Remote)

• Salary: $110,000 – $125,000
• Lead strategy and execution of a fast-growing influencer program.
• Drive brand awareness through creator-led storytelling and demand generation.

Senior SEO Manager, The Hiring Advisors (Remote)

• Salary: $130,000 – $170,000
• Build and execute a full-funnel SEO strategy across technical, content, and off-site initiatives
• Define KPIs that tie organic growth directly to revenue

Senior Growth Product Manager, Reku (Remote)

• Salary: $180,000 – $220,000
• Lead our Product-Led Growth (PLG) strategy and roadmap
• Build viral loops, retention drivers, and onboarding magic
• Run experiments, crunch funnels, and live in the data

Senior SEO Manager, The Hired Guns (Remote)

• Salary: $56,000 – $84,000
• You’ve worked inside WordPress and other CMS platforms, conducted full-scale technical audits, and can wield tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush, Moz, Screaming Frog, or similar like a pro.
• You can explain technical work in plain terms—whether you’re coaching a team member, presenting to a client, or reporting to leadership.

Senior Manager, Performance Marketing – Paid Social, Uber (New York, NY)

• Salary: $203,000 – $225,500
• Own the global strategy for paid social growth campaigns, with accountability for performance across regions and lines of business.
• Architect automation and optimization frameworks in collaboration with Ad Tech and Product partners-using tools like Meta APIs, Smartly, and custom-built solutions to scale operations.

Director of Growth, Havas Media Network (Hybrid, New York City Metropolitan Area)

• Salary: $135,000 – $145,000
• Lead outbound prospecting for Havas Play and Havas Market, generating and qualifying new business opportunities with net-new clients.
• Develop tailored outreach strategies that resonate with brand marketers, e-commerce leaders, and cultural partners.

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Google has updated its Circumventing Systems policy to include a new example explicitly warning advertisers that submitting false information during the Advertiser Verification process violates its rules and will lead to account suspension.

The details:

• The update was added to the Circumventing Systems section of Google’s Ads policies in November 2025.
• It specifies that providing false or fraudulent information during verification is treated as an intentional attempt to bypass Google’s compliance systems.
• Violations will result in immediate account suspension.

Why we care. This clarification reinforces Google’s zero-tolerance stance on misinformation within its verification programs — meaning even minor inaccuracies could lead to account suspension.

As Google continues tightening identity and transparency requirements, maintaining accurate, verifiable business information is critical to avoid disruptions in ad delivery and preserve account trustworthiness.approach to misrepresentation and fraud.

The bottom line. Advertisers should ensure all verification details — from business documentation to contact information — are accurate and truthful. Even small discrepancies could trigger policy enforcement under Google’s expanded verification framework.

Google is launching a suite of updates across Ad Manager, AdSense, and AdMob to help publishers save time, strengthen advertiser relationships, and better monetize content — with major additions powered by AI and real-time technology.

AI-driven automation:

• Smarter brand safety: A new AI tool learns a publisher’s specific brand standards and will soon automatically block unwanted ads, reducing time spent in manual ad reviews.
• Generative AI reporting: Publishers can now ask questions like “Which ad units had the highest CPM last week?” and instantly generate tailored performance reports in Ad Manager.
• AI Help guide: Rolling out in Ad Manager, AdMob, and AdSense, this chat tool offers instant onboarding and troubleshooting — a boost for smaller publishers with limited support resources.

Why we care. These updates could mean cleaner, safer, and more efficient ad inventory across Google’s platforms. Automated brand safety tools reduce the risk of ads appearing alongside unsuitable content, while AI-driven reporting gives publishers faster insights — possibly leading to better-optimized campaigns.

And with new live CTV and Buyer Direct features, advertisers gain real-time access to premium audiences and more transparent, performance-driven media buying.

Monetizing live moments. Google’s new CTV Live-biddable solution in Ad Manager helps publishers capture more value from unpredictable live events — like sports games or award shows — by selling premium inventory programmatically in real time.

• “Google Ad Manager’s live CTV solution allowed us to deliver high-quality streams of the FIFA Club World Cup to millions of fans globally,” said Ronan McCarthy, SVP of Media Operations at DAZN.

Streamlining direct deals. The new Buyer Direct feature in Ad Manager blends the control of traditional direct deals with programmatic efficiency — offering cross-publisher frequency management, real-time reporting, and consolidated billing.

The big picture. By automating ad reviews, reporting, and support, Google is giving publishers more time to focus on content — and advertisers access to more consistent, brand-safe, and high-performing inventory across its platforms.

Google is rolling out two key updates to Performance Max (PMax) campaigns — adding Waze ad inventory for store goal campaigns and introducing channel performance reporting for greater visbility.

Why we care. Advertisers using PMax for store goals in the U.S. can now reach drivers directly on Waze through “Promoted Places in Navigation” pins — no extra setup required. The integration automatically optimizes existing assets for store visits or sales, arriving just in time for the holiday travel season, with a global rollout planned for 2026.

Search partner comes to Channel reporting. PMax campaigns are also getting enhanced channel performance reporting, allowing advertisers to see where their ads appear across Google’s network — including Search partners, which will soon be included in the reports and visualizations.

Between the lines. Advertisers have long requested more visibility into PMax’s opaque performance data. These reporting updates signal Google’s effort to make the campaign type more transparent and accountable, especially for brands managing multiple accounts through MCC.

The backstory. The updates follow several September improvements — including bulk reporting, segmentation options, and download capabilities — all designed to make PMax easier to analyze at scale.

The big picture. With the Waze integration and expanded reporting, Google is positioning Performance Max as a full-funnel, omnichannel solution — blending automation with better insights to help advertisers drive both online and offline results.

Google Ads is now prompting advertisers to create “investment strategies” when campaign budgets are limited – a fresh addition to the budget recommendations interface.

How it works. When Google detects a budget-limited campaign, a new section appears with the message: “Grow your account by creating your own Google investment strategy.” Advertisers can click “Create investment strategy” to model potential budget increases and preview possible gains in conversions, value, or clicks.

Why we care. The Google Ads feature encourages you to think beyond daily caps and model how increased spend could impact performance. It lets you model how incremental budget increases could affect conversions, value, or clicks — insights that once required manual or third-party modeling.

By simulating outcomes, advertisers can justify spend adjustments with ROI projections pulled directly from Google Ads.

The backstory. This feature was spotted by PPC News Feed founder Hana Kobzová, who shared screenshots showing the new interface element in action.

The big picture. Google continues to nudge advertisers toward automated, growth-oriented budgeting tools – positioning the platform as a predictive partner rather than just an ad delivery system.

Google has introduced a “Creative Content” section in Merchant Center, giving brands the ability to manage video assets directly alongside product listings. The feature enhances both paid and organic visibility across Google surfaces.

Why we care. Videos uploaded here automatically sync with the Google Ads asset library for linked accounts — streamlining creative management and strengthening brand storytelling across campaigns.

Where to find it. If available in your account, look under Creative content → Video assets, just below Product Studio.

Video sources:

• Social channels (including TikTok)
• Your website
• Google’s Product Studio

The cool part. Users can map videos to specific product listings — and even use AI-powered product mapping from connected YouTube channels.

First seen. This update was first spotted by Senior Search Specialist, Casey Gill which she shared on LinkedIn.

What’s next. Marketers are eager to test how this integration impacts both performance and discoverability — early adopters, what’s your verdict so far?

YouTube has removed the “close” button on sidebar panels in some horizontal video ads on mobile, making the ad’s sidebar — often used for shoppable products or sitelinks — permanently visible during playback.

Why we care. The change means users can no longer dismiss the sidebar to view the ad full-screen, leaving part of the video blocked by the fixed panel. That could impact both viewer experience and ad creative performance.

The difference:

• Old layout: Users could tap an “X” to close the sidebar and focus on the main video.
• New layout: The sidebar remains locked, displaying additional ad content throughout.

The source. The update was first spotted and shared by founder of Adsquire, Anthony Higman on X, who noted the shift in mobile ad presentation.

The bottom line. YouTube’s tweak gives advertisers more persistent visibility — but at the cost of a less immersive mobile viewing experience.