A Brilliant And Practical Appoach For Job Hunting

My friend Yitzi sent me a YouTube video that has the most amazingly perfect Guerrilla Job Hunting technique.

It is fantastic.

It is perfect.

It is brilliant.

What the fellow did was

1. Found the names of the people he wanted to work for,
2. Created a Google adwords account.
3. Used the names of the people he wanted to work for as keywords.
4. He wrote a different ad for each person – “John Smith, its fun googling yourself. Hiring me is fun too!” . For each person he changed the name. He then linked the ad to his personal website.
5. He then got a job.
6. It cost him $6.00

Why did it work?

Every senior executive Googles themselves.

Or they have a friend who has and will tell them to try it out. I do it everyday, don’t you?

Think about it, who would not look at the ad if they saw their name?

The landing page for the ad can be tailored to each individual. You can write a personal letter and add whatever stuff you wanted to it.

Make sure you get the interview, make the landing page a Guerrilla Job Hunting resume.

Watch the video and enjoy.

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I did say it was a practical job hunting technique, didn’t I? Why is it practical? Because it will work!

If you have any really great Guerrilla Job Hunting ideas, please send them my way via Facebook or Linkedin.

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