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Expert Level PPC & SEO Specialist (Lead Gen Focus Local Business)

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Expert Level PPC & SEO Specialist (Lead Gen Focus Local Business) Remote | Results-Based | Flexible Hours Rate 10$/Hour (Based on Proposal) Are you a performance-driven PPC and SEO expert with a track record of cutting CPA and boosting high-quality local leads? Gentask Virtual Assistance Services is looking for a PPC & SEO Specialist to optimize and scale lead generation campaigns for a fast-growing local service-based business. This role is laser-focused on results, with clear KPIs, high accountability, and strategic freedom. Your mission • Reduce CPA from $35 - $40 to $20 - $22 • Rebuild/optimize Google Performance Max (PMax) campaigns • Drive qualified leads within a 1520km radius • Boost organic visibility and local SEO rankings Responsibilities PPC Campaign Management • Audit & optimize current PMax campaigns • Implement local targeting, ad scheduling & tracking • A/B test creatives & keywords • Daily monitoring to achieve CPA & lead goals Local SEO Optimization • Conduct SEO audit & competitive analysis • Optimize on-page, GMB profile, metadata, and content • Build local backlinks & citations • Suggest blog topics & on-page content strategies Client Collaboration & Reporting • Share daily campaign updates (CPA, leads, spend) • Lead weekly calls with client & Gentask • Report results with clear insights & next steps You might be the one if you have • 2+ years of hands-on experience in PPC (Google Ads, PMax) & local SEO • Proven success generating leads for service-based businesses • Deep knowledge of CPA, ROAS, CTR, and other marketing KPIs • Tools proficiency Google Ads, GA4, SEMrush/Ahrefs, GMB • Excellent English & client communication skills • Case studies or work samples that prove your results

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