Need urgent help

[BADTHANOS]

hey everyone, please read the full message because I think any of you can help.
I have been trying to get a job in the digital marketing field for the last 3 months, after going through all these interviews I came to know that I need a fake experience to show in my resume.
So any kind-hearted person would like to provide me with a mid-scale website to show as an experience that would have a decent backlinks profile ( because interviewers are checking backlinks i make ). A website or a company fake experience I could get with some documents if possible would be glad, I have gained enough knowledge to work with any company it's just that, that they want to see past experiences, and I'm unable to find any good one.
I'm from India , so first choice would be Indian, but outside could also work, I would show it as a freelancing work.
please help anyone just let me help get a job.

 

[Maxim Fadeyev]

I was in the job searching field like yourself, for 5 months last year. My advice is to not fake the skill set and experience. If you can land an interview, that means that your resume passes the numbers game.

Instead, focus on your hard skills. Even if you hear from the interviewer a point like "We need someone more experienced", just ask him "what tasks "this" person can do and you cannot?". If you have any basic knowledge of the field you are trying to work in, you will know what this task is and how much time you need to obtain the skill for it.
From here you can try to convince him that you are familiar with the topic and if you succeed, you have the job.

Perks from this method as opposed to lying on the resume are that you know what you got yourself into and can maneuver during the interview and weigh the responsibility you are taking.

 

[BADTHANOS]

I was in the job searching field like yourself, for 5 months last year. My advice is to not fake the skill set and experience. If you can land an interview, that means that your resume passes the numbers game.

Instead, focus on your hard skills. Even if you hear from the interviewer a point like "We need someone more experienced", just ask him "what tasks "this" person can do and you cannot?". If you have any basic knowledge of the field you are trying to work in, you will know what this task is and how much time you need to obtain the skill for it.
From here you can try to convince him that you are familiar with the topic and if you succeed, you have the job.

Perks from this method as opposed to lying on the resume are that you know what you got yourself into and can manoeuvre during the interview and weigh the responsibility you are taking.

hey, I have already shown an internship which I didn't do , but the thing here is that website has so much spammy backlink,
and I was getting interviewed by one marketing agency they asked how many 40 DA website links did u create, but this website doesn't have 40 DA link , so that's why I'm looking for mid term website, so I can study their backlink profile and answer accordingly

 

[INCC]

Why dont you take any Shopify ecommerce site?

Find sites that sell guest posts then find the sites who are building links via those sites - Use Ahrefs to reverse-analyze their current link building strategy and present that as your own.

They don't hire you because you are not qualified.

 

[t2van]

So you want to get a job off of someone else's work and then have no idea how to do said job? F*ck off son...

Build your own website or two - blogs whatever in midlevel competitive niches. Use these are your case studies create pages that are content focused, target long tail keywords, have good structure and bad structure so you can write up the differences between them etc.

You can at least then show your own work.

Part of the other issue is you might be looking for job that is not a junior role.

In either instant junior or not you should have at least your own freelance site or cv site or hobby site or SOMETHING online to show that is yours otherwise, what's the point in going for a digital marketing job?

 

[Hozzby Fox]

hey, I have already shown an internship which I didn't do , but the thing here is that website has so much spammy backlink,
and I was getting interviewed by one marketing agency they asked how many 40 DA website links did u create, but this website doesn't have 40 DA link , so that's why I'm looking for mid term website, so I can study their backlink profile and answer accordingly

Hey Dude,
I appreciate for your efforts to win a job.
But, Its totally a game before the marketing agency as you are pretending before them as a Digital marketing specialist, which ure not ought to be.

If really interested, please do some certified courses spend some 6 months on it by doing any jobs part-time.
As, you are asking help from the members here to disguise you in front of that agency (may be that was owned by some member here)

So kindly please, at your age dont compromise on your quality even its a knowledge.
Skip it and join course and learn out from there and excel in your digital marketing job in future.
Best wishes

 

[Maxim Fadeyev]

You can use trial packages of services like Ahrefs to check the backlinks of any website.

I think they are more interested in the way you were obtaining them like outreaching the owners for guest-posting or just searching for the forum-like websites and putting links in the bio.

Also, there are a ton of spreadsheets with websites like this, where the most basic links can be created.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EN4bdBGOivxImq1NxWpCJZE9CWfDbj6Bg1drvGqV2RQ/edit?usp=sharing

 

[Gogol]

Getting your portfolio ready is the first step. If you don't want to do that, just say that you have made some personal sites which you can't provide link to right now. The second option does not work that well. Trust me on this, because I may be one of your "interviewers" in a city near you.

Bottom line is, don't fake it. It may do more bad than good to your reputation as well as career.

 

[t2van]

Getting your portfolio ready is the first step. If you don't want to do that, just say that I have made some personal sites which you can't provide link to right now. The second option does not work that well. Trust me on this, because I may be one of your "interviewers" in a city near you.

I once got kicked out of uni for plagiarizing my own commercial work.

 

[Gogol]

I once got kicked out of uni for plagiarizing my own commercial work.

I did show one of my working projects in the last semester as my major project (coz I am/was lazy af. If I don't have to work, I will prefer to not work). I got 10 out of 10 lol (I was the only one in the class who got that ). More often than not, you can fool the university and/or college.. but it's hard (and unethical) to do it for joining a company.

 

[t2van]

I did show one of my working projects in the last semester as my major project (coz I am/was lazy af. If I don't have to work, I will prefer to not work). I got 10 out of 10 lol (I was the only one in the class who got that ). More often than not, you can fool the university and/or college.. but it's hard (and unethical) to do it for joining a company.

Totally agree.

Long story short. I got flagged for some work I showcased. The lecture there also worked for the same company I did (we are talking 2000+ members of staff). I got suspended, had to bring in the company I was working for at the time to verify that it was me who wrote it and I was the originator of the actual code in question (flash actionscript). I never went back to uni after that.

 

[Mr Positive]

No one is going to babysit for you, but thanks to BHW you get 30 days of free semrush account now what you do with it and get a job is up to you.

 

[BADTHANOS]

Why dont you take any Shopify ecommerce site?

Find sites that sell guest posts then find the sites who are building links via those sites - Use Ahrefs to reverse-analyze their current link building strategy and present that as your own.

They don't hire you because you are not qualified.

Can work on this , thanks for advice

 

[Surewin]

Take it from someone who tried...and failed...to fake experience in a job interview. Don't do it. I did that, many many years ago, and was found out fairly quickly. The interview was embarrassing in the extreme...and I almost ran out crying. Even to this day it sends shudders down my spine thinking how embarrassed I was. And I can vividly remember where we were and the faces of the two guys interviewing me...and it was probably circa 30 years ago.

So...if you want that type of job, and need to demonstrate experience, then do it yourself. That way you'll be able to answer all of their questions without blinking an eye. And can feel confident doing the job they hire you for.

 

[BADTHANOS]

So you want to get a job off of someone else's work and then have no idea how to do said job? F*ck off son...

Build your own website or two - blogs whatever in midlevel competitive niches. Use these are your case studies to create pages that are content focused, target long-tail keywords, have good structure and bad structure so you can write up the differences between them etc.

You can at least then show your own work.

Part of the other issue is you might be looking for job that is not a junior role.

In either instant junior or not you should have at least your own freelance site or cv site or hobby site or SOMETHING online to show that is yours otherwise, what's the point in going for a digital marketing job?

I don't know about your area or country, but I went on an interview for an internship as a fresher, guess what even after seeing all my courses and everything, and they asked like some senior SEO to me, still rejected me? even for a internship dude , and building something on my own would take time and I don't have that for some reasons , I'm not trying to steal someone else work either

 

[BADTHANOS]

Hey Dude,
I appreciate for your efforts to win a job.
But, Its totally a game before the marketing agency as you are pretending before them as a Digital marketing specialist, which ure not ought to be.

If really interested, please do some certified courses spend some 6 months on it by doing any jobs part-time.
As, you are asking help from the members here to disguise you in front of that agency (may be that was owned by some member here)

So kindly please, at your age dont compromise on your quality even its a knowledge.
Skip it and join course and learn out from there and excel in your digital marketing job in future.
Best wishes

hey, I appreciate your reply, but I have already done many courses and gained enough knowledge to work as a starter but the thing everybody wants to experience even for a fresher and even for a internship here , and no I am not trying for any senior position , I'm going in for junior one

 

[BADTHANOS]

Take it from someone who tried...and failed...to fake experience in a job interview. Don't do it. I did that, many many years ago, and was found out fairly quickly. The interview was embarrassing in the extreme...and I almost ran out crying. Even to this day it sends shudders down my spine thinking how embarrassed I was. And I can vividly remember where we were and the faces of the two guys interviewing me...and it was probably circa 30 years ago.

So...if you want that type of job, and need to demonstrate experience, then do it yourself. That way you'll be able to answer all of their questions without blinking an eye. And can feel confident doing the job they hire you for.

hey , well I guess I had mentioned that I will go through full website so when they ask me I'll be able to answer , the experience will be fake but I will put effort into it , I might fail but it's hard to go without it

 

[BADTHANOS]

You can use trial packages of services like Ahrefs to check the backlinks of any website.

I think they are more interested in the way you were obtaining them like outreaching the owners for guest-posting or just searching for the forum-like websites and putting links in the bio.

Also, there are a ton of spreadsheets with websites like this, where the most basic links can be created.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EN4bdBGOivxImq1NxWpCJZE9CWfDbj6Bg1drvGqV2RQ/edit?usp=sharing

you got me exactly . thanks

 

[BADTHANOS]

You can use trial packages of services like Ahrefs to check the backlinks of any website.

I think they are more interested in the way you were obtaining them like outreaching the owners for guest-posting or just searching for the forum-like websites and putting links in the bio.

Also, there are a ton of spreadsheets with websites like this, where the most basic links can be created.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EN4bdBGOivxImq1NxWpCJZE9CWfDbj6Bg1drvGqV2RQ/edit?usp=sharing

it's a huge list bro ,thanks for it , I'll go through it , and yesh they had asked about outreach and they were happy with the answer , but they asked if you have build any 40+ DA link to a website I had shown as an intern , there I was helpless , bcz i somehow can build link.

 

[t2van]

I don't know about your area or country, but I went on an interview for an internship as a fresher, guess what even after seeing all my courses and everything, and they asked like some senior SEO to me, still rejected me? even for a internship dude , and building something on my own would take time and I don't have that for some reasons , I'm not trying to steal someone else work either

If you can't use multi - quote I'm not surprised they wanted to see your work....

YOU are stealing someone else work you want to pass it off as your own? What else would you call it?

Things you learn on courses when it comes to anything digital is going to be outdated. I just cant belive that someone who wants to go down this road as a career path has not done any freelance work or has a personal project.