Remotelist

Curating job boards for digital nomads.

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Curating job boards for digital nomads.

19 followers

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Seek advice about working remotely and find the best companies to apply

Launch tags:Productivity•Global Nomad•Tech

Launch Team

nice job? how are you sourcing the jobs? scraping or with accessing via an api? do you plan on paid job posts or pay to have a job post appear higher in the list?

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8yr ago

Remotelist

Maker

@imrankhawaja82 Thank you, yes I'm crawling other sites and using some API to get data like traffic site, and yes I'm working on 'paid job posts' and even a subscription with more features and benefits for nomads looking for a job. :)

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8yr ago

Bettergram Messenger

I think you need to be scraping the positions listed or at least plugging into their APIs. For now, it's just a link of remote job sites with very little information about the sites like traffic count, job total, activity etc...

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8yr ago

Remotelist

Maker

@livecoinwatchmb Thanks for your feedback. I’ll work on it. :)

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8yr ago

Congrats with the launch and good luck with future development, there is a lot of perspectives to become a big remote job aggregator

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8yr ago

Remotelist

Maker

@asmekhov Yes, haha. Thank you so much! 🙏🏻

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8yr ago

Remotelist

Maker

Hello Product Hunt! I’m the maker of RemoteList.pw which initially it was a small app idea to solve the problem about surfing on google to find job boards specializing on remote jobs, but at the beginning I only found a lot of terrible sites with almost no mobile optimizations, jobs posted decades ago (ok.. not that long) and a lot of 'gifs'/'massive' images to make everything more slow to load. So with that experience, I build RemoteList to curate job boards for remote positions based on users votes, comments, and reviews. By that time, you could only submit or review job boards with the option to vote for the best one based on your own experiences. Now, after some months of headaches, JS problems, discontinued meteor libraries and a lot of urges to quit and build something else... I finally build a polished version with a lot of new features: You can search for a specific job title or company name in an 'automated' job board that is constantly looking for new remote positions in larger job boards like StackOverflow, GitHub or AuthenticJobs. You can also publish a job position for free and get a lot of benefits that normal job posts don't have. This job board is working with a cronjob who is constantly eliminating all posts older than 30 days, so you always get the fresh ones. If you register a new account with Twitter: You can get 'insight data' of specific jobs like how many people applied for X job position or how many visits received this week. (Data from the site) You can ask questions about working remotely in case you're looking for some feedback with job interviews or if a co-working space is better than working at home. I tested the site on many screen devices like phones, tablets, and monitors and should work fine in everything. Also is loading 97% faster than any job board that I compared with, and should work 'OK' with slow internet connections so if you're traveling or in an area with 2G internet speed it should not be a problem. And finally, if you submit your e-mail to the mailing list you will receive a monthly e-mail for the latest job boards submitted to the site and questions made by the community. Right now, everything is free and I'm looking for any feedback or feature you would like to have on RemoteList. 🙌 Cheers. 😁

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8yr ago

Issac, if you need any advice from a recruiter please let me know. I've been waiting for someone to do this for years and I'm beyond excited to see where you take this! - Stephanie

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8yr ago

Remotelist

Maker

@stephmcdonald Sure, I would like to hear your advice! Thank you so much :)

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8yr ago

lots of competition doing this but best of luck. I agree with one of the previous comments that you need to aggregate and provide intelligence (smart search, personalisation) to give value to the user. Just having a list of links is useful but doesn't go all the way.

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8yr ago

nocsdegree

I'm curious why you went for .pw? I've never heard of that before.

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8yr ago

Remotelist

Maker

@petecodes is a super cheap domain. 😅

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8yr ago

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