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SEO pros you can hire — hourly, part-time, or full-time

Fractional SEO / GEO lead

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Need senior ownership without adding a full-time headcount? A fractional search lead can set the roadmap, prioritize work, coordinate stakeholders, and keep the program moving across SEO, GEO, AEO, content, and reporting.

‍Typically includes: strategy ownership; prioritization; cross-functional coordination; executive reporting.

Technical SEO specialist

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When the site itself is the bottleneck, this is the person you want in the room. A technical SEO specialist can diagnose complex issues, work effectively with developers, and turn recommendations into concrete, implementation-ready fixes.

‍Typically includes: technical audits; dev-ready recommendations; indexing/crawl support; QA after implementation.

Digital PR & authority specialist

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Need stronger backlinks, better mentions, and more off-site proof? This specialist focuses on the authority layer beyond your website: outreach, placements, thought leadership, and other signals that help engines and buyers trust your brand more quickly.

‍Typically includes: outreach strategy; link and mention acquisition; byline support; authority-building recommendations.

SEO / GEO content strategist & copywriter

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This is the person who turns search insight into actual pages that pull their weight. They can build briefs, refresh underperforming copy, create source-worthy assets, and shape content that is built to rank, get cited, and convert.

‍Typically includes: content briefs; page rewrites; article and landing page creation; editorial optimization.

Local SEO specialist

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For brands that grow city by city, local detail matters. A local SEO specialist can tighten the parts of the program that most directly impact local visibility, from page structure and local queries to listings, reviews, and map-pack presence.

‍Typically includes: local page optimization; local listings guidance; citation consistency; local performance tracking.

Search insights / keyword & prompt strategist

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This role turns messy market language into clear opportunity. They uncover the keywords, questions, prompt patterns, and content gaps that should shape the roadmap—then help translate those insights into a program the broader team can actually execute.

‍Typically includes: search research; intent mapping; prompt analysis; content prioritization.

Search analytics & AI visibility specialist

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Plenty of teams have data. Fewer have clarity. This role helps connect rankings, traffic, citations, engagement, and conversion signals into reporting leaders can actually use to make decisions and defend budget.

‍Typically includes: dashboard setup; KPI reporting; page and cluster analysis; insight generation.

CRO / landing page specialist

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Sometimes the traffic is there. The page just is not closing the deal. A CRO specialist sharpens offers, messaging, layout, and testing plans so more of your organic visitors turn into real business outcomes.

‍Typically includes: landing page critique; CTA and offer refinement; test planning; conversion analysis.