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We're seeking an SEO editor to help grow Bloomberg's search traffic across the newsroom. The editor will provide search optimization recommendations for top stories, and track performance to report back to top editors. This editor will also help contribute to SEO trainings and be in charge of weekly and monthly competitive analysis, and stay on top of SEO trends. This role will be in the London office.

We'll trust you to:

•  Pitch story ideas and create trending reports
•  Attend daily news meetings and monitor stories each day for updating, and other tactical optimizations (headline changes, backlinking, story updates, image optimization and more)
•  Track daily output and monitor our key stories
•  Alert editors to ranking on stories and key terms
•  Track competitive performance to create recap emails daily, weekly, and monthly 
•  Support the larger digital team in delivering SEO training sessions to newsroom editors
•  Create an evergreen SEO strategy
•  Collaborate with our SEO consultant

You'll need to have:

•  2-3+ years experience working on SEO, preferably in a newsroom
•  Data familiarity to be able to track measurable impact of SEO efforts
•  Ability to collaborate across teams
•  Strong communication skills
•  A desire to work in a fast-paced environment
•  Background in financial news is a plus

If this sounds like you, apply today! We're eager to speak with you. 

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