Want to improve your Google searches? Listen to this one-minute podcast for tech tips that will get you better Google Search results.
We’re hiring right now! Our tips for finding the right person
You get what you pay for, and that’s true when it comes to free job boards, too.
Post a job opening to one and sure, you might get a stack of resumes — but there’s a good chance you’ll spend way more time sorting through unqualified candidates than interviewing your next great team member.
That’s why we use LinkedIn. LinkedIn Jobs matches your open role with qualified candidates and puts your post in front of members every day so you can hire the right person, fast.
If you’re thinking, “Yeah, but I’ll have to pay a lot,” think again. Right now, go to LinkedIn.com/Kim and you can post a job for free.
Why LinkedIn?
For starters, there are more than 740 million active members on the platform and that number is growing every day. It’s the solution we use at Komando HQ to find, connect with and hire the right talent.
Getting job postings to reach the right people can be difficult. LinkedIn’s easy-to-use tools help you narrow down the field. You can screen for qualified applicants by adding required questions. It works, too. About 80% of jobs with screening questions get a qualified applicant within a day.
How else can LinkedIn help you hire?
- Put your job in front of the right people through promoted search results, email and text alerts. Plus, you’ll get instant recommended matches of people who haven’t applied but would be a good fit for your role.
- LinkedIn filters for the most qualified applicants based on experience, location and other criteria. Job seekers who don’t meet your needs are automatically rejected, so every applicant hears back from you.
- As applicants come in, organize them all in one place. Filter, sort and rate your applicants so you can focus your energy on reaching out to those who are the best fit.
- When you rate an applicant a “Good fit,” LinkedIn learns who you’re looking for and will recommend your job to similar people.
What are you waiting for? There are so many good candidates out there looking for a good opportunity. This is a great time to hire and scoop up your next superstar employee.
Ready to get started? Go to LinkedIn.com/Kim now and post a job for free.
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What the Biden presidency could mean for the tech world
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For quite a while, U.S. lawmakers have questioned whether Big Tech companies are too involved (or not enough) in curbing misinformation. Others have accused the big four: Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook, of antitrust behavior. This has led to several ongoing court cases brought on by federal and state law enforcement.
Ready to hire? Find great candidates the way Kim does
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Every small business has its own unique needs. And, despite the uncertainty of the world right now, one thing that remains unchanged is the importance of having the right people on your team.
Some business owners turn to free job boards or sites like Craigslist. That’s a big mistake. You never know what you’re getting from sites like that. They simply don’t have the tools or screening systems in place to find quality employees, and you’ll never get back the time you waste doing that work yourself.
Save money with this shopping tool that alerts you when prices drop
If you regularly shop online, this tool could help you save a bundle each time prices drop.
Password manager hacked, smartwatch burns, Brand New or Not True
Samsung’s smartwatch is under fire for reportedly burning wearers, a popular password manager was hacked, and why you shouldn’t rely on Tile’s new QR code stickers to find your lost stuff. Plus, how to ask Google to remove your personal info from search results, turning an old PC into a media server, and see if Kim can fool a Komando listener in this week’s Brand New or Not True.
Make Google remove your personal details from search results
Ever Google yourself and find all kinds of personal details out there? Listen to this one-minute podcast for a quick way to remove your private information from search results.
Google your phone number NOW
Want to remove your personal information from Google’s search results? Listen to this one-minute podcast for a new way to protect your privacy.
Dangerous prayer apps, malware-infested movies, browser hack
China plans a mission to collide with an asteroid. Find out why. Speaking of stars, don’t download free movies starring these specific actors. Plus, how to get more private data removed from Google Search results and how to set up your browser to do what you want when you open it. Kim and the crew will also tell you all about mental health and prayer apps that fail to protect your privacy.
Twitter bots, Russia vs. Wikipedia, self-destructing emails
Apple and Google put out some emergency updates. If you don’t install the newest OS, you’re in danger. Plus, I’ll tell you all about Twitter bots, Elon’s takeover and Russia’s spat with Wikipedia. I’ve also got a few tech tricks to share, like how to send self-destructing emails and the secret trick to removing images from Google Search results.
Google now lets you remove images from search results
Have any photos of you or your kids that show up in a Google Search that you’d like removed? Listen now for a way to make them disappear forever.
SEO tips to get your website to the top of Google search - How a baker turned her passion into a successful business
Kim Komando talks to Heather Lloyd-Martin, who’s been featured in Forbes and Entrepreneur magazine and many others about using Search Engine Optimization to get to the top of Google’s search results. How a lady turned her passion for baking into a business that makes over $200K a year. Plus, hot tips to hack-proof your life.
How to make money selling your photos online
There are many amazing views in the world that make for spectacular photos. Whether you’re on vacation and capturing a beautiful sunset or just out on a local hiking trail, the opportunity to take some great pictures is out there.