Strategy Sessions Strategy Sessions Marketing Podcast with Areej AbuAli
Areej is Head of SEO at Papier where she focuses on all things technical and on-site SEO. She is the founder of the Women in Tech SEO community which is a support network aimed for women in the Technical SEO field.
In this episode we discuss:
- Where the idea for Women in Tech SEO came from
- The stress and joy of hosting a conference (alongside a full time job!)
- Lessons and learnings from the biggest WTSEO event
- The challenges of race in marketing
- Will we ever be ‘done’ with diversity
- Moving from agency to in house SEO
- Running SEO from a big brand in a hyper competitive space
- The challenges of managing SEO for a VC funded start up
- Why the tech rather than marketing team may be the natural home for tech SEO
Areej AbuAli
Areej is Head of SEO at Papier where she focuses on all things technical and on-site SEO.
She is the founder of the Women in Tech SEO community which is a support network aimed for women in the Technical SEO field.
She has been in the industry for the past 8 years and has spoken at conferences such as SMX, BrightonSEO and MozCon.
Find Areej on:
Her website, Women in Tech SEO, Twitter, LinkedIn
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