SEO Intern
We’re Hiring: SEO Intern (On-Page)!
Are you passionate about SEO and organic growth? Join us as an SEO Intern and gain hands-on experience with real websites and content.
📍 Location: Gurugram (Onsite/Hybrid)
Stipend: As per company standards
What you’ll work on:
• Keyword research & search intent
• On-page SEO & content optimization
• Meta titles, descriptions & headings
• Internal linking & URL optimization
• Competitor & SERP analysis
• Identifying and improving on-page SEO issues
Who we are looking For:
• Pursuing or recently completed a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Marketing, Digital Marketing, Computer Applications or a related field.
• Relevant SEO certifications (HubSpot, Semrush, etc.) are an added advantage.
• Personal projects, blogs, or websites demonstrating SEO knowledge are a plus.
Immediate Joiners Only. Candidates from Gurgaon will be preferred.
📩 Apply by sending your CV at [contact shared on WhatsApp]
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