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SEO/GEO Specialist

Ghost SherpaRemote (Argentina)Posted 2w ago
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At Ghost Sherpa, we connect exceptional talent with the world's most exciting brands. Are you our next SEO/GEO Specialist?

ABOUT THE ROLE

We're looking for a freelance SEO/GEO Specialist to drive organic and AI-answer visibility. The focus isn't traffic — it's qualified, admittable inquiries: shifting high-traffic informational content toward admissions-intent pages, building payer/level-of-care content architecture, optimizing 7 Google Business Profiles, and positioning the brand as a cited source in AI-generated answers (GEO). Fully remote, with weekly reporting tied to admissions outcomes rather than vanity metrics.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

  • Proven track record in technical SEO with hands-on experience in GEO / AI search visibility (LLM citation, structured/entity content)
  • Working proficiency with Semrush, Screaming Frog, and GA4/Google Search Console
  • Experience with local SEO and multi-location Google Business Profile optimization
  • Familiarity with regulated industries (healthcare, legal, or financial services) — strongly preferred
  • Ability to build content and technical strategy around conversion intent, not just rankings.

WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU

  • Vanguard company with US-based clients
  • Competitive USD compensation
  • Challenging, high-impact projects
  • Growth opportunities within an innovative and collaborative environment

WORK SETUP

  • Part time
  • 10-20 hours per week (PST)
  • Remote 100%

READY TO APPLY?

Send your resume to with the subject line "SEO/GEO Specialist" — or DM us directly.

Originally posted on Himalayas

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