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CyberAgent's internet-advertising division (GEO Bureau) has a new organization supporting AI-era search marketing end-to-end — search strategy for Google AI Overviews and AI mode, GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) and LLMO (large-language-model optimization) from design to execution — aiming to establish a new search-marketing model for the 'chosen by AI' era. As a consulting salesperson you discover client challenges (e.g. '150% YoY app downloads', 'hit a new cosmetics sales target'), discuss GEO-centered planning and consulting within the case team, propose and align concrete plans with clients (including competitive pitches), execute after winning, and review/re-propose — sometimes also handling operational consulting. Required: a 4-year university degree; 1+ year of B2B sales (any industry) or digital-ad operation. Preferred: SEO consulting/operation; Google/Yahoo/Microsoft ad operation; internet/advertising-industry sales or ad-operation experience. Full-time, salary 5–8M JPY/yr, hybrid (Mon/Wed/Fri office, Tue/Thu remote), based in Shibuya, Tokyo.

Job details

Location
Tokyo
Salary
5 - 8 million yen
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
N2
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-07-08
Category
Business & Corporate Roles

About CyberAgent

CyberAgent is a major Japanese internet company spanning digital advertising, the AbemaTV streaming service and a large mobile-games business.

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Company details

Size
Enterprise
Founded
1998
HQ
Tokyo, Japan
Employees
5,001–10,000
Industry
Internet · Advertising · Media
Funding
Publicly traded
Revenue
¥720B (FY2023)

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