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Job Advert - Graduate Trainee SEO/PPC Analyst
Background
OBAN Multilingual is a rapidly-growing business based at the Sussex Innovation Centre at Falmer, near Brighton. The company is a pioneer in the field of Multilingual Search Engine Marketing and is experiencing rapid growth as a result of recent success in providing global search marketing services to many large companies such as Universal Music, Visit Denmark, The Discovery Channel and many other companies with international online ambitions.
Job Description
To help develop & deliver bespoke search marketing campaigns (PPC & SEO) according to each clients objectives.
Role responsibilities
- Responsible for implementation and delivery of search marketing strategies including keyword analysis and selection, link analysis and recommendations etc.
- For assigned tasks, manage projects through implementation ensuring appropriate standards of quality and timeliness
- Report and advise the Account Team on project progress, identifying in advance any potential issues and recommended solutions
- Assist with business proposals
- Build client relationships through on-going communication and presentation
Essential Skills Required:
- You should have a real passion for online marketing and SEO
- Excellent organisational and communication skills
Desirable Skills Required:
- Fluency in another languages is very desirable
- Ecommerce MSC/Masters Post Graduate preferred
Salary dependent upon experience
Closing Date for Applications : Friday 16th May 2008
Please send CV’s and covering letters for the attention of grant@obanmultilingual.com.
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How to implement multilingual SEO

By Greig Holbrook, owner of OBAN Multilingual
What is Multilingual SEO?
Imagine having a website that attains page one rankings on search engines in China, Japan, and Lebanon. When the users visit the website, they can read content in their own language, complete with their own sayings and colloquialisms. Read more…
TMC Net, Travel Weekly
Published: 31 March, 2008
http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2008/03/31/3356018.htm
Paris specialist says Allo to US
Paris add-on specialist Allo France is revamping its website.
The Hampshire-based company is working with international search engine optimisation company Oban Multilingual to target US Internet users as well as British. Read more…
What’s New In Marketing magazine
Published: February 2008
http://www.wnim.com/archive/issue66/index.htm
Multilingual SEO
Greig Holbrook, of Oban Multilingual argues that multilingual search engine optimisation is vital to any business looking to market their products and services in the global arena
What is multilingual SEO?
Marketing a business is tough work. Trying to market a business in different languages takes that work to a whole new level. For this reason, there is a new process called multilingual search engine optimisation (SEO). Read more…
Growth Business magazine
Published: 31 January, 2008
http://www.growthbusiness.co.uk/expansion/278756/multilingual-seo-made-easy.thtml
Multilingual SEO made easy
Search engine optimisation (SEO), or the process of raising your company’s Google profile, is now a familiar concept. But many companies are failing to consider the fact that not everyone searches in English, writes Greig Holbrook, MD of SEO specialist OBAN Multilingual.
Business Edge magazine
Published: February 2008
http://www.sussexenterprise.co.uk/data/7153345.pdf
UPSTARTS - THIS MONTH: Greig Holbrook, Oban Multilingual
Tell us something we don’t know
There is no such thing as the World Wide Web.
How come?
A website that is accessible to certain cultures is unlikely to be accessible to others. Do you want to know something else you didn’t know? Read more…
B2B Marketing magazine
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Published 31 January, 2008
http://www.b2bm.biz/news/?groupID=120508&articleId=27599
By Greig Holbrook, MD, Oban Multilingual
Search engine optimisation and search engine marketing are topics on the lips of many marketers in the digital arena. With over £1 billion per year spent on paid search in the UK alone, search is considered integral and vital to many a digital marketing campaign. Read more…
Danglish: A Special Report
PRESS RELEASE
Contact: Kaila Krayewski
April 15, 2008
Tel.: 01273 704434
Mobile: 079 385 66952
E-mail: Kaila@obanmultilingual.com
www.obanmultilingual.com
DANGLISH
How this unique language can improve your business
Danish sporting apparel company, Hummel International, wants a ‘Danglish’ website. They have enlisted OBAN Multilingual, an international search engine optimisation company, to do the job.
They are among the many companies realising that cultural differences are key when targeting specific regions. Read more…
The Many Faces of English
PRESS RELEASE
April 11, 2008
Contact: Kaila Krayewski
Tel.: 01273 704434
Mobile: 079 385 66952
E-mail: Kaila@obanmultilingual.com
www.obanmultilingual.com
The many faces of English
UK and US English target different markets
It is obvious that a UK-based website targeting French people should be available in French. It may be less obvious, however, that a UK-based website targeting Americans should be converted into American English.
Is there much of a difference between the two Englishes? Read more…
East Midlands in any other language
PRESS RELEASE
Contact: Kaila Krayewski
April 9, 2008
Tel.: 01273 704434
Mobile: 079 385 66952
E-mail: Kaila@obanmultilingual.com
www.obanmultilingual.com
East Midlands in any other language
The Irish Times recently reported that Brighton-based business Oban Multilingual is providing international optimisation services for the Danish Tourism website. But the Danes aren’t the only ones making use of multilingual search engine optimisation to promote their region to other cultures.
The East Midlands Tourism’s international websites have been optimised in four languages: German, French, Dutch and Spanish. Traffic to the Spanish and Dutch versions of the website was up nearly 30 percent last month. Read more…






