I started a location independent job board after seeing most remote job boards list jobs that are specific to a location(for ex: remote only within the US, Canada, Germany, etc).
I think it would be helpful for digital nomads to travel while working full time.
I have shared it in a few communities and received good feedback.
Now I am seeking your help to grow the site. What should I focus on to attract visitors to my site? any SEO tips, or marketing tips?
I'd appreciate any tips. Thanks in advance.
I am not sure how accurate this is, most job platforms I used had a filter for remote wordlwide.
if there is a filter it means they are still WFH sites with a feature for WFA. Just like job sites of 2015 where they had a filter for remote jobs.
Tbh I'm not sure I see an advantage over RemoteOK, weworkremotely or even Angellist. I don't think those job boards are location based.
so, I went to RemoteOk and saw the first 10 jobs on the home page. Only 2 of them are worldwide jobs. Others are the US, Canada, and EU. Digital nomads need a VPN then.
Job boards are technically speaking easy to do. The whole job of running a job board is that marketing part.
Not for me. I had to learn everything as new while building this project. AWS lambda, CDK, Cron job, RSS parsing, GitHub API, Image optimization, Static serve, etc, etc.
Everything is new for me.
But I agree with your second statement also. Marketing is not easy.
There is a reason why companies do remote only within X country. The reason is usually tax related, insurance related etc.
Making truly 100% remote becomes management of these factors a big task by end of the month or year
Thats what companies like deel and remote.com specialize on.
Yes, that's right.
This is mostly about legal issues.
There are some other websites that let you look for worldwide remote jobs btw. From the top of my head, https://remoteok.com/
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