Hi! I'm a Link Builder I need a Job!

[sappacis13]

I have an experience building links. But right now I'm getting frustrated. I tried applying jobs in odesk. Right now almost 40 to 50 application I've sent but I guess I'm not lucky enough to get a job.

Previously I have a job in odesk but it turns out odesk is getting more popular and I guess maybe due to competition.

I can speak english but I can't promise a perfect english.

I was hoping if someone could help me to earn something for a living.

Thank you and God Bless!

[xxxJamesxxx]

I hope you find work soon.

James Scholes

[sappacis13]

Thank you!

[Kevin Marshall]

Originally Posted by sappacis13

I have an experience building links. But right now I'm getting frustrated. I tried applying jobs in odesk. Right now almost 40 to 50 application I've sent but I guess I'm not lucky enough to get a job.

Previously I have a job in odesk but it turns out odesk is getting more popular and I guess maybe due to competition.

I can speak english but I can't promise a perfect english.

I was hoping if someone could help me to earn something for a living.

Thank you and God Bless!

40 to 50 applications really isn't that much. I've never actively looked for work on Odesk, but people in the United States apply for that many jobs every day and can't find work.

There are many factors that go into a job search. Is your hourly rate too high? What kind of experience do you have in link building in comparison to other applicants? What sets you apart from other link builders looking for jobs on Odesk? All of these factors play a role in how easy or how difficult it is for you to land a job.

[lovboa]

sites like oDesk and elance are reeeeally competitive.
But I think once you get your foot in the door and get a few jobs, people will start to hire you more and more.

[Landis]

What are your hourly rates and what kind of backlinks do you build?