Off-Page SEO Specialist Needed

seeking an experienced Off-Page SEO Specialist to increase our website’s authority, organic rankings, and visibility across the United States.

Our website targets junk removal and other home-service searches across U.SA . The on-page and technical SEO foundation is already being developed. Your primary responsibility will be building a strong, legitimate off-page SEO presence that helps our service and city pages rank competitively.

Responsibilities

* Develop and execute a scalable off-page SEO strategy.
* Acquire high-quality, relevant backlinks from legitimate websites.
* Conduct outreach to home-service websites, local publications, blogs, journalists, and industry organizations.
* Build local citations and maintain accurate NAP information.
* Identify backlink opportunities through competitor analysis.
* Secure relevant guest posts, resource-page links, editorial mentions, and business-directory listings.
* Help strengthen the authority of important city and service pages.
* Reclaim broken links and recover unlinked brand mentions.
* Monitor new, lost, toxic, and low-quality backlinks.
* Maintain detailed records of every outreach campaign and acquired link.
* Provide weekly reports showing completed work, live links, target pages, anchor text, and results.

Requirements

* Proven experience managing off-page SEO for U.S.-based websites.
* Strong understanding of backlink quality, topical relevance, domain authority, anchor-text distribution, and link velocity.
* Experience with local SEO and multi-location or programmatic SEO websites.
* Ability to evaluate websites for quality, traffic, relevance, and spam risk.
* Experience using tools such as Ahrefs, Semrush, Google Search Console, Moz, or similar platforms.
* Excellent English communication and outreach-writing skills.
* Ability to work independently and meet agreed monthly targets.
* Must provide examples of previous backlink campaigns and measurable ranking improvements.

Strictly Prohibited

We do not accept:

* Private blog network links
* Automated or bulk-generated backlinks
* Link farms or spam directories
* Comment and forum spam
* Hacked or injected links
* Irrelevant foreign-language links
* Misleading traffic or authority metrics
* Large numbers of low-quality links
* Any method that violates Google’s spam policies

Every backlink must be approved or documented and must prioritize relevance and long-term value over quantity.

Performance Measures

Performance will be evaluated based on:

* Quality and relevance of acquired backlinks
* Growth in referring domains
* Improvements in rankings and organic visibility
* Increased authority of priority service and city pages
* Accuracy and transparency of weekly reports
* Sustainable results without manual actions or spam-related risks.