Great company to start your SEO/Marketing career - Recensione dipendente - SEO Strategist presso TastyPlacement

If you're looking to learn and get experience in the digital marketing field (specifically SEO and PPC), TastyPlacement is a great place to start building your career. TastyPlacement offers a laid-back and flexible work environment, without overbearing micromanagement. If you are self-motivated and want to grow, you'll thrive in this environment. If there's any issues with a client, upper management also has your back. You won't be left out on your own. There's team happy hours, a legit espresso machine (no Keurig!), and the people who work here are fun to be around. I made many friends here I still keep up with today. I also enjoyed working with Michael and Matthew (upper management). They have a lot to teach you but are also approachable and fun.

You will work primarily independently, with the aid of upper management. If you are particularly interested in working on projects in a team, this could be something to consider. However, there are weekly team lunches where meals are comped and you get to learn what's new in marketing as a group. I would rate pay and benefits as average, but in line with industry norms for people starting out their career. I think the amount you'll learn and experience gained here adds to the value beyond just pay.

I'm an outside sales associate now. I no long work at TastyPlacement HQ. This was my experience: Everything about TastyPlacement was great. I started off as someone who knew little about search engine optimization. After an amazing run with TastyPlacement, I'm confident I'llndo well anywhere and my search marketing skills are exceptionally tuned up because of the challenging role I played at TastyPlacement. With a friendly group of bright marketers, a great location, a cool boss and awesome Friday lunches, TastyPlacement is a great place to work.

With lots of projects going on at once, it was sometimes difficult to GSD at first. It was a bit like being thrown into the deep end. Over time, and with some research, I got it together and was able to work the system that was in place. The place is a bit quite -- asking for help was a little intimidating at first because you didn't want to ask a dumb question in such an open and quite place. I believe training is now part of the process so this may have only been when I was starting off there.