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    The marketer's guide to finding the right work.

    80+ hand-picked job boards, fractional platforms, expert networks, and AI tools for marketers. Whether you're between roles, going fractional, or hiring, start here.

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    I'm Findable

    Turn your resume into a citeable profile that ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude surface when recruiters ask who to hire. Free for job seekers — always will be. Built by David — part of the High Caliber AI network.

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    Plug into the rooms where marketing jobs actually get filled

    David runs these — now part of Marketecture Media. They've helped hundreds of marketers find roles, clients, and warm intros. Free to join.

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    Job Boards & Platforms

    Sub-grouped so you can skip the wall of links. Start with the boards that match your career stage — and don't apply to everything.

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    Hidden roles across hundreds of funded companies.

    Tools that actually move the needle

    AI Tools for Your Job Search

    The right stack will save you 5–10 hours a week. Resume optimizer + tracker are non-negotiable; the rest is taste.

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    The best new roles + resources, every Tuesday.

    Hand-picked AI marketing roles, fractional gigs, expert-network openings, and new tools worth your time. No fluff, no recruiter spam, unsubscribe anytime.

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    Pro Tips

    How to actually run a search today

    Six principles worth more than the next ten links you'll click. Steal them.

    Lead with your network, not the apply button.

    For every cold application, send three warm intros. Serial Marketers, AI Marketers Guild, CMO Huddles, Never Search Alone — pick the rooms where your next boss already hangs out, then show up.

    Treat your resume like an ad campaign.

    Run it through Jobscan against the JD before every send. Optimize the top third for the role's three highest-priority keywords. Recruiters scan in seconds; ATS scans in milliseconds.

    Run a portfolio strategy, not a single channel.

    Two boards (general + niche), one community, one expert network, and a tracker. More than five inputs and you'll burn out tracking them.

    Consider fractional + expert work as a bridge — or a destination.

    GLG, Maven, Office Hours, and Bolster pay real money for what you already know. Plenty of CMOs run three fractional clients and never go back to full-time.

    Show up daily, even if it's small.

    Five thoughtful applications + three personal notes beats fifty LinkedIn Easy Applies every time. Use Sonara to free up time for the high-leverage stuff — never to replace it.

    Make rejection feedback, not failure.

    Ask one specific question after every 'no.' You'll get answers 1 in 10 times. Those answers are worth more than the rejection.

    Frequently asked

    How many job boards should I actually use?

    Three to five, max. One generalist (LinkedIn), one niche (Jobs in Ad Tech, AMA, etc.), one community (Serial Marketers, AI Marketers Guild), and a tracker (Teal). Quality of attention beats quantity of applications, every time.

    Are expert networks worth signing up for?

    If you have 5+ years of experience, absolutely. GLG, Maven, NewtonX, and Office Hours pay $200–500/hour for consultations. Sign up for 2–3 — the income covers your search and the conversations expand your network.

    Should I pay for premium job-board features?

    Start free. After 2–3 weeks of real effort with no traction, consider LinkedIn Premium for InMail. Jobscan is the one paid tool worth picking up out of the gate — better ROI than any board upgrade.

    How long does a typical marketing job search take?

    Rough averages: entry-level 1–3 months, mid-level 2–4 months, senior 3–6 months, executive 6–12 months. Running these in parallel — communities + boards + expert work — typically cuts that by 30–50%.

    What's the actual difference between fractional and freelance?

    Fractional = ongoing executive engagement (a fractional CMO at 10 hrs/week for 6+ months). Freelance = project-based execution. Fractional pays more but expects strategy + leadership; freelance is about delivery.

    How do I tell if a platform is legit?

    Legit platforms never ask for fees to apply. Cross-check on Trustpilot. Ask in Serial Marketers or AI Marketers Guild — someone's tried it. If something feels off, it is.

    I'm hiring — what should I do?

    Post in Serial Marketers and AI Marketers Guild, browse vetted senior candidates via HuntClub, and get in touch for direct intros.

    Need a hand?

    The right intro to the right person changes everything. Get in touch or join the communities below to plug in.