SEO Strategist - AI Authority & Search

June 5, 2026

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ABOUT DR. BERG NUTRITIONALS Dr. Berg Nutritionals is a leader in the health and wellness industry focused on addressing the root causes of health concerns. With nearly 15 million YouTube subscribers, 7,000+ educational videos, and one of the most-trafficked health education websites in the world, Dr. Berg has built a massive audience — but that authority is underrepresented in the AI search platforms that increasingly shape how people discover health information. We offer a dynamic work environment with opportunities for growth, where you can contribute to helping millions achieve better health through education, premium supplements, and holistic practices like the Healthy Keto® diet. ROLE SUMMARY We’re hiring a part-time SEO Strategist to lead an authority-first AI search strategy for DrBerg.com and Shop.DrBerg.com. The central challenge: Dr. Berg has massive authority in video and traditional search but is underrepresented — and sometimes actively displaced by competitors — in AI search answers on health topics he should own. This role will architect the strategy to make Dr. Berg the most defensible, retrievable, and commercially relevant voice on high-value health questions across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. You’ll design topic authority clusters, build an entity trust framework, create a citation magnet strategy, coordinate with an AI content pipeline and medical review system, and guide how millions of people find Dr. Berg’s content and products — with traditional SEO as the foundation, not the ceiling. This is not a maintenance role. You’ll be building something new — a 12-month phased program that sequences topic authority, entity trust repair, and buyer-intent capture in the right order. WHY JOIN DR. BERG NUTRITIONALS <ul><li>Lead AI search strategy for one of the most-trafficked health education websites in the world </li><li>Own a high-visibility, greenfield program with direct executive and founder support </li><li>Shape how AI platforms understand, cite, and recommend a major health brand </li><li>Collaborative, mission-driven team focused on helping people live healthier lives </li><li>Competitive compensation and opportunities for expanded scope as the program grows </li></ul> WHAT YOU'LL DO AI Authority & Entity Trust Strategy This is the primary focus of the role. <ul><li>Audit Dr. Berg’s current presence across AI platforms (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews) — identify where he’s cited, where he’s ignored, where competitors fill the gap, and how his entity frame is characterized </li><li>Design and prioritize topic authority clusters (“battleground clusters”) based on existing Berg authority, search and query demand, commercial value, practical translation gaps, and citation defensibility </li><li>Architect the entity trust layer — credential framing, methodology pages, medical review visibility, and strategic “where Berg agrees and differs from mainstream guidance” positioning </li><li>Develop citation magnet concepts — symptom maps, root-cause frameworks, diagnostic tools, calculators, and evidence tables designed to be cited by both humans and AI retrieval systems </li><li>Build the strategic sequencing: topic authority first, entity trust in parallel, buyer-intent capture last — and hold the team to that order </li><li>Define the publishing architecture: what lives on the main domain vs. a reference subdomain vs. third-party surfaces, and why </li></ul> AI Content Pipeline & Search Optimization <ul><li>Drive topic selection for the AI content pipeline by identifying high-value clusters, AI citation gaps, and content opportunities — organized by authority clusters, not just keyword volume </li><li>Classify every content asset by governance tier (consensus-friendly, Berg extension, or contested) before it enters the pipeline </li><li>Coordinate with the AI Automator Engineer to ensure all AI-generated content is optimized for LLM retrievability — direct answers first, mechanism layers, structured FAQ blocks, proper citation formatting, and schema markup </li><li>Coordinate with the medical review system to ensure credentialed co-authorship signals (MD/PhD bylines, reviewer markup, lastReviewed dates) are visible to both users and AI retrieval systems </li><li>Design content architecture for each cluster: canonical authority pages, FAQ cluster pages, mechanism explainers, symptom/pattern pages, and action/decision pages </li><li>Track per-article organic traffic and AI citation performance; feed data back into topic selection and cluster prioritization </li></ul> Technical SEO & Site Health <ul><li>Conduct monthly technical SEO audits and maintain site health at or above target thresholds </li><li>Monitor and resolve crawl errors, broken links (404s), redirect issues, mixed content, and indexability problems </li><li>Own robots.txt, XML sitemap, and canonical tag configuration </li><li>Track and improve Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP), page speed, and mobile usability </li><li>Own schema markup strategy — including MedicalWebPage type, author/reviewer structured data, and lastReviewed fields </li><li>Log, triage, and track technical fixes in project management tools; escalate development issues and ensure resolution before the next audit cycle </li></ul> Measurement, AI Citation Tracking & Reporting <ul><li>Validate Google Analytics (GA4), Google Tag Manager, event tracking, and conversion tracking </li><li>Build and maintain an AI citation measurement system tracking: share of mention, recommendation rate, citation quality, entity framing, buyer-intent appearance, competitor substitution, and topic-cluster ownership </li><li>Run target prompt audits: top 25 prompts monthly, full 100 quarterly, across all major AI platforms </li><li>Judge every asset by movement — did mentions rise, did recommendations rise, did citations improve, did critics define the frame less — not just “did we publish” </li><li>Deliver reports on a consistent cadence: </li></ul> Weekly — Traffic & Performance Report (organic traffic, engagement, bounce rates, conversions) Weekly — Keyword Ranking & Visibility Report Monthly — Technical SEO & Site Health Report Monthly — AI Citation Audit (share of mention, entity framing, competitive displacement) Monthly — Backlink Report (active backlinks, acquired/lost, domain authority) Backlink Building & Authority <ul><li>Assess the current backlink profile, identify broken or low-quality links, and research high-authority link targets aligned with the cluster strategy </li><li>Execute outreach campaigns (digital PR, earned media, strategic partnerships) to acquire high-quality backlinks from authoritative health and wellness publications </li><li>Support selective third-party trust transfer — podcast appearances with transcript pages, guest explainers on aligned sites, and syndication of citation magnets </li><li>Coordinate with the medical reviewer bench and credentialed co-authorship system to build organic authority signals </li><li>Document, track, and report on backlink placements and domain authority gains </li></ul> WHAT YOU'LL BRING Required <ul><li>5+ years of hands-on SEO experience with demonstrated strategic thinking — not just tactical execution. You should be able to design a 12-month phased authority program, not just run monthly audits </li><li>Demonstrated experience owning technical SEO on a large, content-heavy website (thousands of URLs) in a YMYL vertical </li><li>Demonstrated understanding of how large language models retrieve, weight, summarize, and cite health content — not just awareness that AI search exists, but hands-on experience or a clear framework for engineering content to improve AI citation outcomes </li><li>Experience designing topic authority cluster architectures — canonical pages, FAQ clusters, mechanism explainers, symptom pages, and decision pages organized around core topics, not just flat keyword lists </li><li>Understanding of E-E-A-T as it applies to YMYL content in AI retrieval — specifically how credentialed authorship, medical review signals, and schema markup influence citation probability </li><li>Experience with or strong conceptual understanding of entity optimization — how AI systems build entity profiles, what signals strengthen them, and how to repair a “known but not default-authoritative” trust frame </li><li>Proficiency with the core SEO tool stack: Google Search Console, GA4, Ahrefs and/or SEMrush, Screaming Frog, PageSpeed Insights, Surfer SEO or Clearscope </li><li>Strong working knowledge of Core Web Vitals, schema markup (including medical content types), redirects, canonicalization, and mobile optimization </li><li>Experience tracking and managing SEO issues through project management tools (ClickUp, Trello, or similar) </li><li>Ability to translate complex strategy into clear, actionable recommendations for both technical and non-technical stakeholders </li><li>Strong written communication and reporting skills </li></ul> Preferred <ul><li>Experience in health, wellness, nutrition, or supplement industry — particularly with FDA/FTC content compliance considerations </li><li>Familiarity with WordPress and publishing workflows </li><li>Experience with structured data markup for medical content — MedicalWebPage schema, author/reviewer markup, lastReviewed fields </li><li>Experience working with credentialed co-authorship or medical review systems </li><li>Experience with AI citation tracking tools (Searchable.ai, Profound, or similar) </li><li>Experience with content optimization platforms (Surfer SEO, Clearscope) </li><li>Experience partnering with AI engineers, content teams, and compliance teams in a cross-functional workflow </li></ul> Tools You’ll Use Google Search Console · GA4 · Google Trends · Ahrefs · SEMrush · Screaming Frog · Surfer SEO · Rank Math · PageSpeed Insights · AI citation tracking platforms · Trello · ClickUp · WordPress Work-from-Home Requirements <ul><li>Up-to-date Mac or Windows computer with anti-virus protection </li><li>Reliable high-speed internet connection </li><li>Quiet, distraction-free workspace </li><li>Tech-savvy and comfortable learning new tools </li><li>Comfortable using Microsoft Office tools (Excel, Outlook, Teams, Word, OneDrive) </li></ul> POSITION DETAILS Pay Range: $65–$85/hour depending on experience Hours: 15–20 hours per week Location: Fully Remote within the US HOW TO APPLY Submit your resume along with: <ol><li>Pick one health topic (e.g., insulin resistance, intermittent fasting, electrolyte supplementation). Search for it in ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews. In 1–2 paragraphs, describe what you observe about which sources get cited, why, and what a health brand would need to do to become the default-cited authority on that topic. </li><li>Examples of organic growth or AI citation results you’ve driven </li><li>Your availability and hourly rate expectations </li></ol> Dr. Berg Nutritionals is an equal-opportunity employer. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds. We are not currently hiring international contractors.

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