SEO & GEO Manager

We are seeking a commercially driven SEO & GEO Manager to own how Culligan is found, understood and recommended across both traditional search engines and AI-driven answer engines. Organic discovery is one of our highest-return acquisition channels, and this role owns the strategy, delivery and measurement behind it end to end. You will be accountable for growing high-quality organic traffic, leads and revenue across our B2B and consumer propositions — covering technical SEO, content and topical authority, digital PR and authority building, and local/multi-location search. Alongside this, you will build our Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) capability: making Culligan the cited, trusted source in AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Perplexity and other AI assistants. Requirements - 5+ years in SEO, with clear ownership of strategy and measurable commercial results - Demonstrable technical SEO capability: audits, migrations, structured data, crawl and indexation, Core Web Vitals - Strong content and keyword/entity strategy experience, including topical authority and content refresh programmes - Experience building authority through digital PR, original data or editorial partnerships - Practical, evidenced experience of GEO / AI search visibility — or a clear, credible track record of adapting quickly to major search change - Advanced use of GA4, Google Search Console and at least one enterprise SEO platform (e.g. Semrush, Ahrefs, Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, Botify, Conductor) - Experience managing agencies, freelancers and cross-functional stakeholders - Track record of delivering measurable commercial outcomes from organic search (traffic quality, leads, revenue, ROI) Benefits - 23 days holiday plus bank holidays - Holiday purchase scheme available - Pension – Salary exchange Scheme - Life Assurance - My Culligan benefits -Discount platform - Culligan Product discounts - Employee Assistance programme - Ongoing Training and Development - Enhanced maternity, paternity, and grandparent leave Originally posted on Himalayas