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[AJ1732 @EjemenIboi]

Another Year, Another @frontendnation! 💥

Join me and thousands of frontend devs in learning through workshops, talks, and community.

It’s online and completely FREE! 🙌

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[FinegirlDami 💎💜 @_FinegirlDami]

Learn COPYWRITING, SEO WRITING and MARKETING from beginner to advanced level.

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[Jobs with Aramide @AramideOyekunle]

Here are platforms that pay you to test websites and apps:

1. Testbirds
2. uTest
3. Trymata
4. Userbrain
5. Respondent
6. PingPong
7. Testable Minds
8. PlaybookUX

Go to their platforms and create accounts. Complete Usability and functional tests.

[Oluwatimileyin✨🦋 @Timmysofine]

I think you should take this Advanced Capcut Course and Learn Professional Video Editing. Maybe you'll make enough money with the skill

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[Omoalhaja @omoalhajaabiola]

About 600 samples of cold emailing for freelancers

Bend down and select

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[Opti~mide @Opti_mide]

@JobFound5 Interested

[Movas Shopify Design, Redesign and Developer @The_Movas]

The biggest thing holding you back isn’t your ability. It’s fear.

That quiet voice that says, “What if I’m not good enough yet?” Everyone has it , even the people you think have it all figured out.

You’re worried because you think you’re still a beginner. But being a beginner doesn’t mean you can’t do the project. It just means you’ll learn while doing it. And that’s how everyone actually grows.

You don’t need to know everything right now. You just need to be willing to try, to look things up, to ask for help, to keep going when it feels uncomfortable. If something is out of your depth, that’s okay. Watch a video. Talk to someone who knows more. Figure it out step by step.

Be a little braver than your fear today.
Believe in yourself just enough to start.

You’re more capable than you think , and you don’t have to be perfect to prove it.

[HALO | CAREER SPECIALIST @Halosznn_]

Another Goldmineeeeeee💗

AI & Automation Course from start to finish 🤭 ( Zapier, n8n & Make), basically everythinggggg
I’ll also be updating the link from time to time ☺️

You’re welcome ❤️

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[GOOD GIDEON @Gideon1805]

This is exactly what I meant when I said “as a graduate, you shouldn’t be unemployed.”

These are LEGIT & ACTIVE NGO websites where graduates can apply directly no agents, no referrals, no stories.

1. UN Volunteers (UNV)
https://t.co/IYhJ0L3obE

Remote & on-site roles for graduates in admin, research, project & community support.

2. ReliefWeb (by OCHA)
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Daily updated NGO and humanitarian jobs worldwide.

3. Idealist
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NGO, nonprofit jobs + internships (great for fresh grads).

4.Devex
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Global development roles many people don’t even know exist.

5. NGO Jobs Board
https://t.co/bWO3hy2AR4

Straightforward NGO opportunities across different countries.

If you’re a graduate waiting at home thinking “where are the jobs?”,
this is literally where many people are getting hired from.

Bookmark this. Share it and apply.

More opportunities coming ✨

Don't forget to follow me and turn on my notification.

[Opti~mide @Opti_mide]

@JobFound5 Interested

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@JobFound5 Interested

[Jobfound Remote Jobs 👨‍💻 @JobFound5]

Role: Associate Frontend Engineer
Est Salary: $2,100 - $2,800 per month
Location: Remote

- HTML5, CSS and JS
- user experience fundamentals knowledge

Let us know if you are Interested 👇

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@JobFound5 Interested

[𝘼 𝙄 𝙈. 👨🏽‍🚀 @AimThaMachine_]

As a Man or Woman, Instead of listening to Paul Eneche on this topic, it is better to listen to Ibukun Awosika.

After listening to both of them, pick the one that best suits your marriage. Amen.

[Jobs with Aramide @AramideOyekunle]

Instead of Indeed, use OutreachMama
Instead of Glassdoor, use Jobgether
Instead of Upwork, use Worksome
Instead of Fiverr, use FreeUp
Instead of RemoteOK, use Worksome
Instead of FlexJobs, use Remotive
Instead of Monster, use Ladders
Instead of ZipRecruiter, use Gaggle
Instead of AngelList Talent, use Jobrack

[Omoalhaja @omoalhajaabiola]

How to optimize your upwork profile. Quick summary of some of the best ways to do this 👇👇👇

Whenever a search is made, upwork looks at some of the things to show your profile for relevant search:

- title
- descriptions
- skill tags
- work experience (people fumble this)
- JSS
- Amount earned (Yes, it’s one of the tops of the funnel)
- location

As a newbie without reviews on upwork, we can’t control some of the above but we can surely control our title, descriptions, work experience

Let’s talk about the title:
Don’t just throw in random words. Upwork is a search engine for clients and titles matter a lot.

Here’s what to do:
✅ Go to Upwork and search for top freelancers in your niche.
✅ Study their titles. what patterns do you notice?
✅ Do they mention specific tools (like “Figma” or “Tableau”)?
✅ Do they highlight results (e.g. “conversion-focused”, “SEO-optimized”)?
✅ Do they include roles (e.g. “landing page designer”, “email copywriter”)?

A great title often combines all three:

Often times, this includes the software or tools used in that industry, the result/feeling of your client, or the skill itself. Figma designer (software use), landing page designer (what you do), or conversion optimized designer (what your client is looking for). Combine this and you have an optimized profile

Now, match those keywords with your skill tags. You’re allowed 15 skill tags, make them count. Don’t guess. Go to the search bar on Upwork and:

- Type in your core skill
- Look at suggested searches
- Note the software/tools clients associate with that skill
- Pay attention to client results/intent keywords (e.g. "increase sales", "drive traffic")

Work Experience
You don’t have any Upwork work experience yet and that’s perfectly okay.

But what you do have is off-Upwork experience, and that’s what should be used strategically in your work experience section.

Here’s the smart approach:
Go on Upwork and search for job posts in your niche. Pay attention to the titles clients use. You’ll see patterns like:

- “Power BI Specialist Needed to Build Dashboard”
- “AI Copy Editor for Fintech Blog”
- “Product Designer Wanted for Healthcare Startup”

These job titles reflect the keywords clients are searching for, and that Upwork’s algorithm is indexing.

So instead of writing vague roles like “Freelancer” or “Self-employed”, use specific titles that match those client search terms:

❌ Don’t write: Freelancer
✅ Write: Power BI Specialist – Built automated reports for SME clients

❌ Don’t write: Data Enthusiast
✅ Write: Data Analyst – Visualized 12 months of sales data using Tableau

If you've worked with a startup or NGO before Upwork, frame it this way:

✅Product Designer – Designed user flow for mental health startup (off-Upwork project)
✅ AI Copy Editor – Edited 25+ articles for a Nigerian SaaS company (off-Upwork)

This does two things:

✅ Makes your profile more searchable

✅ Helps clients trust your experience, even if it wasn’t through Upwork

Remember, your goal is to align your experience with how clients think and search. The more relevant your profile feels to their job post, the higher your chances of being shortlisted.

[Only Gigs @Onlgig]

I know 7 platforms you can get paid up to $1000 weekly by training AI;

1. Outlier. AI
2. DataAnnotation
3. Alignerr
4. Mindrift
5. Handshake AI
6. Uber AI
7. Remotasks

That screenshot is from Outlier.
Follow me and tonight I’ll break it down A–Z

[Fitness Freak @fitdaddy_]

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