Hiring SEO/SEO Team Leader for leading International bpo

Job Description SEO Executive (Travel Industry)

Position: SEO Executive
Industry: Travel Industry (Mandatory)
Location: Delhi
Experience: Minimum 1 Year in SEO (Travel Industry Mandatory)
Salary: Best in Industry
Working Days: 5 Days
Work Mode: Work from Office

Job Responsibilities
Execute On-Page, Off-Page, and Technical SEO strategies for travel websites.
Conduct keyword research for travel packages, flights, hotels, visas, and holiday destinations.
Optimize website content, landing pages, and blogs to improve organic rankings.
Build high-quality backlinks through ethical link-building techniques.
Monitor website performance using Google Analytics and Google Search Console.
Track keyword rankings, traffic, and lead generation.
Perform competitor analysis and implement SEO improvements.
Work closely with Content, PPC, and Web Development teams.
Stay updated with Google's latest algorithm changes and SEO trends.
Required Skills
Strong knowledge of On-Page, Off-Page & Technical SEO
Google Analytics (GA4) & Google Search Console
Ahrefs, SEMrush, or Moz
Keyword Research & Competitor Analysis
WordPress CMS
Basic HTML & CSS
Strong analytical and communication skills
Mandatory Requirement
Minimum 1 year of SEO experience in the Travel Industry is mandatory.
Experience with travel websites, tour operators, OTAs, or travel BPOs is preferred.

Job Description SEO Team Leader (Travel Industry)
Position: SEO Team Leader (SEO TL)
Industry: Travel Industry (Mandatory)
Location: Delhi
Experience: Minimum 1 Year of Team Leader Experience in SEO (Travel Industry Mandatory)
Salary: Best in Industry
Working Days: 5 Days
Work Mode: Work from Office

Job Responsibilities
Lead and manage the SEO team to achieve organic growth targets.
Develop and implement SEO strategies for travel websites.
Review On-Page, Off-Page, and Technical SEO activities.
Conduct technical SEO audits and competitor analysis.
Monitor website performance, keyword rankings, and lead generation.
Coordinate with Content, PPC, and Development teams.
Prepare weekly and monthly SEO performance reports.
Mentor team members and ensure timely project delivery.
Stay updated with Google algorithm updates and travel industry trends.
Required Skills
Expertise in On-Page, Off-Page & Technical SEO
Team Handling & Leadership
Google Analytics (GA4) & Google Search Console
Ahrefs, SEMrush, Moz & Screaming Frog
Keyword Strategy & Competitor Analysis
Strong reporting and analytical skills
Mandatory Requirement
Minimum 1 year of on-paper experience as an SEO Team Leader in the Travel Industry is mandatory.
Experience handling SEO for travel websites, tour operators, travel agencies, or travel BPOs.
Proven ability to lead a team and improve organic traffic and search rankings.

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