Your Special Gift for Watching!
If you’re seeing this page, you must have watched Madeline’s video interviewing me about our search tools. Thanks for watching!
As promised, I have something special for you. If you saw the Facebook search boxes I created on our Unlimited page and wished you could dive even deeper, you can! The search boxes simply write a custom URL based on the data you enter into the fields, but the problem is that we couldn’t get all the possibilities into these simple search box forms. There is even more you can do, such as using bigger combinations of variables, and even searching through the member lists of protected Facebook groups! You just need to know how to write the URL strings.
It can get a little technical, but I’ve created a reference guide to show you how to take ALL the limits off, and I even hid an instructional video on the doc itself for you. When you open the document, you’ll see a red “SUMJS Alien”, and if you click on him you’ll be taken to a full seminar I gave explaining how to write these strings; it’s an unlisted video from my channel, so only you and members of my program know the link is hidden in the SUMJS Aliens. Enjoy!
Click Here for the Reference Document
If you like advanced searches, then you’ll love these tactics:
Do you have your resume posted online anywhere? If so, it’s critical that you help recruiters find you. To find the right candidates, recruiters specifically block certain words from appearing in their results. In this video you’ll learn how they run the searches, and the words you should be aware of when constructing your resume.
Check out my YouTube channel for lots more videos like these.
In the next video below, I’ll show you how to reverse the process to find more jobs using advanced search strings. In this video I reference a way to find unadvertised jobs from another video and I say it’s on the home page of SpeedUpMyJobSearch.com, but it’s no longer there. Here’s a link to it: The site has changed since this was posted, so the Indeed search boxes it references are gone, but the tactic still works extremely well.
Finding posted jobs is great, but it’s even better if you can find the jobs BEFORE they are posted! Here’s how to do that:
