Looking for an experienced SEO/SEM contractor
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I'm looking to hire an SEO/SEM contractor for about 10 hours a week to work with me at Infer. Will need some help re-architecting our AdWords and continue inbound and SEO optimization of our website.
Martech experience a +, Wordpress dev skills ++
Send me a PM if interested.
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Hi Sean! I hope you are having a great weekend. Getting down to business, this is a friendly reminder that we don't allow job posting in this forum. Accordingly, I have edited your question and am locking this thread to comments. In your search for a contractor, you may want to check out our list of Recommended Companies, and/or consider posting on Inbound.org's job board.
Thanks for your understanding, and best of luck in your search!
Christy
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