George Fischer is the SEO Director at Response Mine Interactive (RMI) where he is responsible for managing all aspects of Response Mine’s search engine optimization (SEO) media operations including the design of SEO product offerings such as local search and reputation management. In addition, Fischer is responsible for pitching Response Mine SEO offerings to potential clients while exploring new organic opportunities with existing clients.
Fischer joined Response Mine in 2008 as a Marketing Leadership Associate where he managed Pay Per Click (PPC) campaigns for clients such as Home Depot and Rooms To Go and assisted clients with their SEO operations.
He was promoted to SEO Manager in 2009 and then to Senior SEO Manager in 2010 where he was responsible for the strategic direction and implementation of SEO for all clients. Fischer also assisted in the acquisition of new business and forecasted incremental revenue gains based upon various keyword ranking improvements in these positions.
In 2011, Fischer became SEO Supervisor where he hired, managed, trained and grew RMI’s SEO media staff. He also examined and collaborated on cross channel marketing strategies for paid search, display and affiliate and maximized the quality of the agency’s SEO offerings by researching and testing the latest and best in class SEO tactics available.
Fischer earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School with a dual concentration in marketing and organization management.
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