Making money from unemployed people

matost

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Hey,
everyday i have contact with about 50 unemployed people which are looking for a job. I am curious - have You any idea how can i monetize this? I thought about CV writing service but i think it is not too good. So what is Your idea? Let's talk.
 
thats just fucked man , what if you were one of them and some douche was asking suggestions to monetize you what would you do ?
What's wrong with You dude. It is completly normal. In Your opinion every seller should check every client is employed or not?
 
thats just fucked man , what if you were one of them and some douche was asking suggestions to monetize you what would you do ?

There is nothing wrong with this as long as it is win - win. Not sure what type/model of monetization you should go for tho
 
Hey,
everyday i have contact with about 50 unemployed people which are looking for a job. I am curious - have You any idea how can i monetize this? I thought about CV writing service but i think it is not too good. So what is Your idea? Let's talk.

People can get help for free with creating CV's. Jon centers here in the UK will help people do that. So you want to make money by helping them get a job? Start an employment agency.
 
Win Win - Become their pimp, you get money, they get shafted
 
Try to make money from potential employers, not from the unemployed. When they hire the unemployed, request a commission like all employment agencies do.
 
You want to charge money from unemployed people to write resumes for them? How many of them can afford this luxury ? As a couple of guys said earlier, start an employment agency. Don't benefit from people's misfortune man! Karma is a bitch !
 
If these are local people, start a meetup group, organize free skill up trainings to them, polish their resumes and introduce them to potential employers - better to stick to people in one or two niches. Take commission from the employers once the candidates are placed.
 
Hey,
everyday i have contact with about 50 unemployed people which are looking for a job. I am curious - have You any idea how can i monetize this? I thought about CV writing service but i think it is not too good. So what is Your idea? Let's talk.


Do you mean, you meet up with 49 other unemployed people everyday?
 
Thanks guys. I think i will stay in resume writing. I don't want to use any AdSense. If any of You have any other ideas feel free to post here.

Do you mean, you meet up with 49 other unemployed people everyday?
Yes, i have opportunity to talk with them, take their email address / phone number etc.
 
Hey,
everyday i have contact with about 50 unemployed people which are looking for a job. I am curious - have You any idea how can i monetize this? I thought about CV writing service but i think it is not too good. So what is Your idea? Let's talk.

Sounds like you are on to something, because where I am from, the unemployed are always last of the big spenders.
 
Hey,
everyday i have contact with about 50 unemployed people which are looking for a job. I am curious - have You any idea how can i monetize this? I thought about CV writing service but i think it is not too good. So what is Your idea? Let's talk.


Find out what day they(you) get their(your) benefit cheque and sell(buy) them(yourself) cheap cider and weed.
 
Try to make money from potential employers, not from the unemployed. When they hire the unemployed, request a commission like all employment agencies do.

Most of the jobs boards will pay you to find an acceptable employee. Carrear Builder does for sure. You build your site, or landing page, or whatever, and direct the unemployed to leave their resume. If they get hired, CB will pay you a finders fee.

You an also head hunt for them.

Search for "job seekers affiliate"and you should find more.

For all you negative Nancies out there, as long as you provide a an affordable service that has value, you re not taking advantage of anyone, even the unemployed.

How are you "taking advantage" of an unemployed person when you write their resume? Seems to me that if they pay a few bucks for a resume that gets a good job, they got a hell of a deal.

In fact, I would say if your resume even gets an interview, you did them a huge service.

At lest you are not advertising a job on Craigslist and then sending recipients who respond to an affiliate link like everyone else does.
 
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