Marketing Analyst
Full-time/Part time · Remote
About the Role
We’re looking for a Marketing Analyst to make sense of how HashWhales gets found and how that turns into leads — local SEO rankings, site analytics, content and outreach performance, and conversion rates on the audit, grader, and quote funnels.
Responsibilities
- Track local SEO performance (rankings, GBP insights, backlinks) across service and location pages.
- Monitor site analytics and conversion rates for the audit, grader, quote, and contact funnels.
- Analyze which blog/news content and outreach campaigns actually produce leads, and report what to double down on.
- Keep keyword targeting and page metadata current as services and positioning evolve.
- Build simple, readable reports for the founder and sales rep — no vanity metrics.
- Flag SEO or content inconsistencies (stale copy, broken claims, duplicate targeting) before they become a problem.
Requirements
- Experience with Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and at least one rank-tracking tool.
- Comfortable reading and explaining data without a dedicated BI team — spreadsheets and dashboards, not just intuition.
- Understanding of local SEO fundamentals (NAP consistency, Google Business Profile, local landing pages).
- Clear written communication for reporting findings to non-marketing stakeholders.
- Comfortable working from a small company’s real numbers, not a big-brand marketing budget.
Nice to Have
- Experience marketing local/small-business services (IT, home services, professional services).
- Familiarity with HubSpot or a similar CRM for attribution tracking.
- Basic SQL or spreadsheet-formula fluency for pulling data directly.
Why Hashwhales.com
- Your reporting directly shapes what gets built and published next — not filed away.
- Direct access to the founder and engineering team, no layers of management.
- Real, honest metrics — no pressure to manufacture growth numbers.
- Remote-friendly, focused on outcomes.
Interested? Please email careers@hashwhales.com with your resume attached. Use the subject line: “Marketing Analyst – Your Name”.