Thread: Webmaster (10 Years Of Experience) Looking For Job

I’m 40 years old male (Europe), looking for job in Thailand

I’d like to work from home or come work at office 5 days a week – up to you.
I can create various sites (e-commerce, personal blogs, classifieds, etc etc).

My skills:

1. Good working knowledge and experience in WordPress, OpenCart (+ many other CMS), HTML and CSS

2. Good graphic design knowledge - Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator

3. Designing website banners - .gif, flash, jpg (with animation) and newspaper adverts

3. Theme Development from PSD to Wordpress

4. Good on-page Search Engine Optimization knowledge for coding.

5. Technical knowledge for maintaining websites and promoting sales

6. Intermediate high English skills

7. Experience with analyzing competitors, marketing research and keyword research.

8. Proficient with Google webmaster tools, analytics, and adwords

9. Experience working with content writers, link builders & marketing professionals

10.Experience in Social Marketing, SMO and PPC.

11.Experience with marketing E-Commerce websites.

12.Experience in managing social media pages and campaigns, specifically Facebook
and Twitter

13. Ability to occasionally work under pressure and prioritise workload

14.Degree qualified in a relevant field

15.Highly-motivated self-starter, with ability to work independently

PM me if you need experienced webmaster!

Everyone can make sites, build houses, etc, but what about time and quality?
If you don't see diffenence between professional and amateur sites (design, code, usability etc), don't care
Some sites have $10000 US per week and above, they need mainaining, developing, promoting etc every day. Some of them have 50 and more admins/developers/content writers.

Money only matters... Alexa ranking don't make you rich by default.

Originally Posted by homa

Webmaster (10 Years Of Experience) Looking For Job

10 years of experience looking for a job?

Maybe you are in the wrong field!

10 yr experience as a webmaster ? jesus, that's just sad.

Basically it just means you have no meaningful skills, might as well be a TEFLer

Originally Posted by Looper

Originally Posted by homa

Webmaster (10 Years Of Experience) Looking For Job

10 years of experience looking for a job?

Maybe you are in the wrong field!

I have job here in my country but I'd like to change enviroment...

Originally Posted by homa

6. Intermediate high English skills

Originally Posted by homa

PM me if you need experienced webmaster!

Are you a resident of Bradford?

ERR.. Not looking good so far mate.

Originally Posted by Butterfly

Basically it just means you have no meaningful skills, might as well be a TEFLer

he might end up there yet.

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

I'm not sure that type of work you're looking for is in demand here as a foreigner though.

Actually, I don't think he can get a visa for that job either.

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

The guy came asking for advice, and you slate him!

true, but it's pipe dream stuff, it's been answered dozens of times before, Marmite the Dog used to scrape together living doing that and gave it away due to the level of competition.

He may as well have suggested buying a bar....

To the OP. you won't get a visa to work in thailand.
Best bet is get employed wherever you are,and work remotely.

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

The guy came asking for advice, and you slate him!

Quite clearly Homa this is the wrong place to be asking such advice as it's usual answered by big headed, arrogant twats!

My advice would be to contact a Job agency who mite point you in the right direction. I'm not sure that type of work you're looking for is in demand here as a foreigner though.

Despite the bluntness in some of the posts, there is more than a kernel of truth.

My impression is that its difficult to get work in Thailand. The central essence being that you better have a real skill set that a local hire does not have. Foreigners are (in a context of a company) comparatively difficult, demanding and expensive. There has to be a real reason for a company to put themseleves out, and it is seldom worth it for a set of 'skills" that a local IT/media grad could possibly cover (for a given value of "cover").

Without a real, in demand skill its hard to get work - with the obvious exceptions.

OP might be best put to develop himself as an independent freelance designer in his home country, then transfer that to here.

ha ha this place is ruthless.

I'm not saying the points aren't valid, but, the zero pulling of punches never fails to raise a smile.