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Urgent Help Needed

I'm reaching out in a desperate situation and hoping that some of you amazing people can lend a hand. I am a recent international graduate here in Canada, and unfortunately, after three months of job hunting, I haven't had any luck finding employment. It's come to a point where I might end up on the streets as I won't be able to pay my bills this month without a job.

To get by, I've been doing Uber Eats deliveries on my bicycle to cover my grocery and utility bills, but it's still not enough to cover my rent. Back in my home country, I had around three years of experience in the SEO industry, primarily working under an agency. During my time in Canada, I was able to focus on studying SEO while completing a two-year program, but now I need one year of work experience to be eligible to apply for permanent residency. This requirement has forced me out of the SEO job market for now.

So, I am humbly asking for your assistance. If any of you have any tasks, whether they are administrative or SEO-related, I am more than willing to take them on. I'm open to any opportunity that could help me make enough money to cover my rent before I find myself homeless.

My skills include:

  • SEO strategies and implementation
  • Keyword research and analysis
  • On-page and off-page optimization
  • Content creation and optimization
  • Administrative tasks

If you or someone you know could use some help with anything related to these skills, I would be incredibly grateful for the opportunity. I'm a hardworking individual who is determined to get back on my feet and continue building a life here in Canada.

Please feel free to reach out to me through private messages, and I'll be more than happy to provide my resume or any additional information you may need.

Thank you all for taking the time to read this, and I appreciate any support or leads you can provide. Your kindness can make a significant difference in my life right now.

Warm regards, BurgerDonalds

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