Head of SEO at Tier3 Media | Torre

Head of SEO

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Full-time

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Compensation
USD3k - 4.5k/month
Negotiable
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Remote (specific timezone)
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GMT-06:00 to GMT-03:00
Posted about 2 months ago

Responsibilities


Title: Head of SEO — Medical & Aesthetics Accounts (US Agency) Seniority: Expert / Lead Category: Marketing / SEO Modality: Fully remote — Latin America Timezone requirement: 9:00–17:00 US Eastern (fixed) Salary: USD $3,000 – $4,000 / month Company: Tier3 Media Description: Tier3 Media is a US agency. We run SEO for medical spas, dermatology, plastic surgery and dental practices across the United States. Our clients are physician-owners: smart, busy, skeptical, and quick to tell whether the person on the call actually understands their market. We are hiring one senior person to own our entire SEO department. What you own • The technical standard across every account — crawl health, indexation, schema, Core Web Vitals, migrations, and the judgment calls above them • The client relationship. You run the recurring SEO calls yourself: set the agenda, present results, defend the plan when a client pushes back, and say no when what they want will hurt them • A team of junior SEO specialists. You assign their work, review it before it ships, and tell them directly when it isn't good enough • Coverage. Every account has a named backup with real context, so a week of your absence moves nothing Your first 90 days You take over the recurring client calls. You publish an account plan and a call agenda before each one, not after. You put a QA gate in front of everything the juniors ship. You build the backup map. By day 90, nothing in the department waits on you personally to unblock it. Requirements: • Managed at least two people for at least a year — actually managed them, including telling someone their work wasn't good enough and keeping them on the team afterwards • Have been the accountable person for a domain's organic performance, not a contributor to it • Can hold a 45-minute call in English with a physician-owner who interrupts you, without a script. Advanced English (C1+) is a hard requirement, not a preference • Technical SEO deep enough to explain a Core Web Vitals fix in terms of the asset causing it, read a log file when the crawl summary doesn't add up, and refuse a quick fix that breaks something downstream • Understand why medical content needs a reviewer, and what happens to a practice that publishes treatment claims without one Not a fit if: you want strategy without hands-on technical work · you don't want to be on client calls · your management experience is "mentoring juniors" · you need the agenda sent to you before you know what to prepare · you'd rather your boss delivered the hard message to your team member · you've bought links or published unreviewed AI content for a medical client and thought it was fine.