
WorkWithGo
Job board for Gophers
workwithgo.com and the associated twitter account (@work_with_go) now has 300+ followers. The twitter account is actually responsible for mos of the traffic that the website gets.
I get about 6000 views daily - with a "daily click rate" of about 2.5%. There's also some organic traffic (search engines) and referrals from other places coming in.
Still growing organically through twitter, we now have 200 followers for our bot that posts job vacancies entered on workwithgo.com
Since our last update, users can also search explicitly for companies that offer visa sponsoring. And jobs that offer this will say so in the side-bar.
We've only got a few jobs posted with this new feature (though I've been going through the +- 250 posted jobs to update their status as visa sponsor)
I've also been preparing an 'insights' feature, where developers can get a quick overview of which type of skills are usually correlated with Go jobs. (Kubernetes, Git, ..)
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Roughly 3 weeks ago I decided to build a twitter bot for workwithgo.com, which is now running entirely automated and sends tweets every 3 hours with job opportunities related to Go.
This morning we reached 100 followers, and at the same morning we also passed 100.000 impressions of our tweets in 28 days.
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An incredibly small achievement, but the amazon affiliate links just made the first 'sale'.
The links that are shown are books I've read and liked, and are related to either Go programming or programming in general - hence I hope it's useful to the people visiting workwithgo.com.
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A lot of job offers I found related to Go were not really about Go. (They offered a minority of Go-content). I want WorkWithGo to be specifically for Go.


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