Freelance SEO Account Director

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Freelance SEO Account Director (AI-Focused / Specialist)

AI is changing SEO faster than ever — and we’re looking for a Director who’s already ahead of the curve.

Contract: 3 months (possible 3-month extension)

Start Date: ASAP

Location: Hybrid (ideally 2 days/week in office – UK-based preferred)

Industry: Media agency (with potential client-side collaboration)

We’re hiring a freelance SEO Account Director to lead AI-driven SEO strategy for a global media agency.

You’ll guide a talented cross-regional team, shaping how AI tools and insights transform SEO performance and client growth. If you’ve already been operating at Director level and thrive on innovation, strategy, and collaboration — this one’s for you.

• Lead and evolve SEO strategy with a strong AI integration focus
• Mentor and manage SEO specialists across the UK and India
• Deliver AI-led audits
  , insights, and strategic recommendations
• Create and refine AI prompts and workflows for LLM-based tools
• Turn AI-powered data into clear, actionable SEO decisions
• Oversee performance reporting and adapt strategy as needed
• Act as a senior client partner, presenting insights and driving results

• 2+ years in a Director-level SEO role (agency or client-side)
• Strong understanding of AI tools, LLMs, and AI-led SEO workflows
• Experience leading full-cycle AI audits and developing strategy
• Confident with tools like Profound, Brandlight, Bright Edge, Trajaan, Accu Ranker
• Skilled at managing hybrid or remote teams
• Excellent client-facing and presentation skills
• Bonus: experience with AI-powered SEO reporting

Join a forward-thinking agency redefining SEO through AI. You’ll have the freedom to innovate, lead a global team, and shape strategies for major clients at the frontier of digital marketing.

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