SEO Intern
🚀 We're hiring an SEO Intern for our client yMedia!
AI is completely changing how search works, and this role puts you right in the middle of it. You'll work on both traditional SEO and AEO/GEO (getting content cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews), a skill set almost nobody has real hands on experience with yet. 🤖🔍
📍 Location: Remote (India)
💰 Compensation: ₹10,000–₹15,000/month stipend (no equity, being upfront about this!)
🕒 Commitment: Full-time, 10–7, 5 days/week
What you'll work on:
🔹 Keyword research, competitor analysis, on-page/off-page SEO
🔹 AEO/GEO, genuinely new, genuinely in-demand
🔹 SEO-friendly content for blogs, landing pages, campaigns
🔹 Light social media support + trend monitoring
Who we're looking for:
✅ No prior experience required, just real curiosity about SEO & AI search
✅ Strong, clean writing (this role sits close to content!)
✅ Good communication skills, you'll be working remote first, so clarity matters
✅ Comfortable working independently in a fast-moving remote setup
✅ Uses AI to move faster, not as a crutch
The honest bit: it's a stipend-level role. What you get in return is real client exposure (including enterprise and publicly listed accounts) and a skill set that's only going to matter more.
📩 If that trade works for you, comment and send your resume to [contact shared on WhatsApp] and our team will be in touch about next steps.
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