SEO Manager - Spanish speaker London

DAC London scores 3.7/5 on Glassdoor with 59% of reviewers recommending the firm to a friend, based on a small sample of 6 reviews. Ratings by category show Culture & Values at 3.8 and Compensation & Benefits at 3.7, with reviewers noting great people, opportunities to learn, and access to good clients. Common criticisms include a relatively low Work/Life Balance rating (2.9) and concerns about pay and progression, including reports of being underpaid. Because the London feedback comes from only six reviews, the sample is small and may not be fully representative of all roles or offices. (glassdoor.com)

What does the role involve?

The SEO Manager will develop and drive SEO strategies across multiple medium to high-sized clients, coordinating content, design, and other activities. You’ll manage onsite and offsite optimization projects, report on performance, and lead client meetings with clear, actionable insights.

What makes this role unique at DAC?

You'll work across London or Madrid with a bilingual emphasis, staying ahead of the latest industry trends and translating them into practical client value. The role blends strategic thinking with hands-on optimization and direct client interaction.

What skills are essential for success?

Strong analytical skills, a passion for data-driven storytelling, and excellent stakeholder management are key. You’ll need solid experience with SEO tools, performance reporting, and cross-functional coordination.

How will performance be measured?

Performance is assessed through revenue targets, forecasting accuracy, and measurable impact on traffic, conversions, and rankings. Monthly performance reports translate complex data into clear recommendations for clients and internal teams.

What does growth look like in this role?

There are clear paths to expand your client portfolio, influence new business pitches, and advance toward senior SEO leadership. You’ll gain exposure to both London and Madrid markets, with opportunities for ongoing professional development.

What is the collaboration style and team culture like?

You’ll partner closely with Client Services, Content, Design, and Marketing, maintaining open communication and sharing industry news. The culture is fast-paced, supportive, and outcomes-focused, with a strong emphasis on learning and client value.