Jobs for Felons Alerts to Cash Drawing for Felons
Filed under: Felon Motivation, Financial Resources for Felons, Grants for Felons
Jobs for Felons has identified a free cash drawing that is made available to convicted felons for March, 2010. Over on the site Grants for Felons, you can enter your name and email address into the newsletter database and this will get you registered for a chance to win the one $25.00 cash award. The winners name will be selected in the evening on March 31, 2010.
Good luck!
Find Jobs for Felons Using Google Alerts
Filed under: Careers for Felons, Employment for Felons, Felon Motivation, Felony Jobs, Jobs for Convicted Felons, Jobs for Felons, Jobs for Felons in California, Jobs for Felons in Texas, Jobs that Hire Convicted Felons, Ohio Jobs for Felons, Top Paying Jobs
Finding jobs for felons can be a long process, even when searching online. If you want to streamline the process, consider using Google Alerts and here is how:
When you use Google alerts, you simply type in the keyword you want to track. For example, if you are looking for jobs for convicted felons, then in the keyword box, you want to type in “jobs for convicted felons”. Be sure to type the keyword phrase using the parantheses (“) around the whole phrase. In doing so, Google will only return to you the results that match the full phrase.
After the keyword phrase, then choose to get comprehensive results, change the default to 50 items and then choose if you want to recieve the alerts daily or weekly. When looking for jobs, I always recommend setting the alerts for daily so you can the latest and greatest tips.
And, that is all there is to it. Just put in an email address where you want the alerts to be sent. What will happen next is you should get a list of websites and pages that contain your keyword phrase and often you can find the latest in jobs for felons right as they are being published on the web. Be sure to type in phrases like “jobs for felons”, “jobs for convicted felons”, etc. This can help to streamline your process immensely.
Just do a search for Google alerts to get the screen to set up your individual keyword phrase alerts. Best of luck to you!
