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Every now and then, LinkedIn will send me a list of investors or companies looking for work or to hire someone. These job offers and wants are targeted to you based on the skills you put on your LinkedIn profile. So if you put skills like SEO, SMO etc, you'll get sent lists of people or companies looking for this work or to hire someone for it.
Example email of job picks for me.
When you click on these jobs, they all have a Job Description which shows what the expectations, criteria and experience or qualifications needed are to apply for them.
Here's the thing, these are all business and companies and even individual entrepreneurs looking for SEO and SMO for their website. Provided you have those skills, experience and qualifications, you can apply for those jobs and some of them can be very long ongoing jobs that turn into steady paid work.
However I was thinking of a way I could tell them about SEOClerks! Because that way, they can get SEO and SMO for their website and social media profiles/pages including many Internet marketing and social media promotion services.
How to do this? You can send them "Inmail" but you need to be subscribed to LinkedIn's premium package so that you can. This is free for one month then £19.99 per month after that and you can cancel any time.
I'm seriously considering taking this or trying out their 1 month free plan to see how effective this could be. Obviously you'd have to take the right approach to it and not just say oh go here and sign up bla bla bla but more along the lines that you noticed they was looking for this work and you know where they can get it from sort of thing. Strike up a conversation with them about what they're looking for first before giving them your shortened SEOClerks affiliate link sort of thing like all of that!
These are people that are desperate for SEO and SMO services.
But I don't think they have discovered SEOClerks yet!
Does anyone else here do this on LinkedIn?
Do you have any experience of pitching SEOClerks on LinkedIn?
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But with the companies I know I'd most likely have to relocate because they are usually looking for an in house marketing team member and not a remote worker. I can't relocate so most of the time I can't even consider working for these companies I do sometimes get one that's near me, within 20 miles or so, but then I get filtered out because I don't have a degree. I have 13 years of experience and can run circles around anyone that is fresh out of college, but that doesn't matter to the person who's hiring employees lol Luckily I own my own company and can't really consider working for anyone else unless they're willing to pay me a lucrative amount each year
I've never pitched SeoClerks on LinkedIn because I run my own SEO and Online Marketing company. I look for the bigger fish that can spend $500+ per month on an SEO campaign and they can sign up for at least 1 year of service
LinkedIn has a lot of big fish, but there are also a lot of minnows thinking their great whites You just have to filter out who the fake whales are so that you don't waste your time. Because we all know that time is money I get contacted every day by recruiters, and it's annoying. When they contact me I respond with "I don't have a degree and I can't relocate, is that a problem?" and it usually is lol. But with the companies I know I'd most likely have to relocate because they are usually looking for an in house marketing team member and not a remote worker. I can't relocate so most of the time I can't even consider working for these companies :( I do sometimes get one that's near me, within 20 miles or so, but then I get filtered out because I don't have a degree. I have 13 years of experience and can run circles around anyone that is fresh out of college, but that doesn't matter to the person who's hiring employees lol :D Luckily I own my own company and can't really consider working for anyone else unless they're willing to pay me a lucrative amount each year :D I've never pitched SeoClerks on LinkedIn because I run my own SEO and Online Marketing company. I look for the bigger fish that can spend $500+ per month on an SEO campaign and they can sign up for at least 1 year of service :D LinkedIn has a lot of big fish, but there are also a lot of minnows thinking their great whites :D You just have to filter out who the fake whales are so that you don't waste your time. Because we all know that time is money :D
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