15 Years in the Industry Looking for Work
 

I've been in the Industry for more than 15 years and have a vast amount of experience in many areas - from Affiliate Support, Webmastering, Writing, and everything literally in between. I work remote - but am extremely disciplined and take my job and work very serious!

Come and talk to me - there is probably a good chance I can at the very least help in some level with whatever task you are needing help with. The ONLY thing I cannot do is design and write scripts - but I can work with many many scripts and run them.

I've been in the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Industry and seen it all - :upsidedow

I can provide you with a full resume with my jobs and experience.. come and talk to me, if I don't know how to do it, I'll LEARN how to do it!

leave that last place off your resume :uhoh

Good luck Tam! :pimp

Yeah no doubt - I'd love to, but that wouldn't be being very honest about things - I left it of my own accord, I didn't go down with the ship.. :winkwink:

Thanks, Wizzo

Seems to be a trend of old schoolers looking for work. :(

For what it's worth, I've known Tam for 13+ years. Although she has ended up working for some real bags of shit, based on my experiences with her, she's is an honest, loyal and hard worker.

oh, well, hello ... :) and have luck :)

good luck tam

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It's a real sign of the times when someone like Tam has to ask for work...

Thank you very much, that means something coming from you. :)


Thanks for the support guys, I mean it - I work my silly head off and always have - times have gotten hard for everyone, that's for sure, for sure - there is still a ton of money to be made and times are changing, sure, but if you are rolling with the times, you'll always land on your feet. I've just been extremely fortunate to be in it so long that I've seen the rolling, in ALL directions.

As far as working for the douchebags - that's had it's learning experiences as well, it's taught me what to look for and what to ask straight up front. :thumbsup

15 years strong! Good luck on your search, Tam.

Thanks Jesse - just trying to make both ends meet in the middle. lol

Rude bitch!

Time to retire after 15y.or good luck in the future

You are for sure old school - not a great many people even know that one anymore. :thumbsup

I do ! :) :thumbsup

I do!


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lol - I was going to make a comment about that rude bitch...

Tam was the first person to reply to the first thread I posted on any industry board. She'd be an asset to any program.

Good luck you rude bitch!


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Hope you find something soon.

Always a pleasure to deal with Tam. She would be an asset for an affiliate program that needs a affiliate support REP.

GOOD LUCK :thumbsup

good luck :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

I do. I bought it :)

I am shocked you didn't.. you just didn't wanna show your age, did you? lol

I remember when you popped in out of nowhere, there wasn't many of us girls and if you didn't show them your tits, they wouldn't speak to you - I loved how you stood your ground. lol

Best TGP submit page and confirmation letter of all time! :thumbsup

LOL

I damn near got sued over that thing a few times - Submitters would get it and not know or remember they sent me a gallery - they used an auto submit thing so they never actually seen it - they got the shock of their lives when they got my approval emails.... but it was fun as hell!

Thank you so much, I love people and working with them - and unlike some, I do take that serious - so it means a lot when people notice this. :)

Always a pleasure when dealing with Tam. Also you have to love her for her sincere love for animals :thumbsup
Good luck Tam.

Maybe try Reallyusefulcash.com
Not sure if they got a new affiliate manager after Robert.

Aww, thank you, that means so much, it shows me you do care enough to pay attention, I love people that do that - and you always have been at the very very top of my list!

I will do that, thanks for the heads up on that. As long as they are honest and treat their affiliates well, I'll be fine checking with anyone. :thumbsup

I think its best not to bring age into this...

Age is all in your mind, honey - I've seen 20 year olds act older than most 50-60 yr olds. lol

Good luck tam, much love

Tam was always good people to work with. Good luck with your career change.

Thanks so much for your support - :thumbsup

Thank you, we always seemed to show up in the same circles and was always fun being around you... this change here is a very welcome one, regardless of where it leads me to next. :winkwink:

Wow, and just a year or so ago most of GFY bashed Tam like hell... Board opinion went 180 degrees :)

Good luck.Bump for you

Thanks romeo - I hope you are doing well these days. :)

In your resume, talk about how much MONEY you made at your previous positions.
Achievements and milestones are your selling points. They are examples of your skills.

Samples and examples are what companies are looking for.

For example, at Femjoy, we receive hundreds of photographers cold-applying every year. The vast majority of them don't supply samples of their work. Telling us how great you are at photography, doesn't compare to a picture.

If you are not getting into design or coding, learn how to gather data and read analytics because you'll need them as proof of your work.

Good luck

I understand and for the most part I have shown all of that in my actual resume - I didn't want it so long that they got bored and stopped and let it have some talking points and so on - but I covered as many of these as I could without it getting into novel state. lol

I do appreciate the tips though, for sure. :thumbsup

Here's another bump from me.

porn is DEAD. leverage your skills into mainstream products and services

Do you have media buying experience?

I remember that as well, good luck in your search :thumbsup

Good luck in your search Tam. You would be an asset to any company.

Nice to see you still around, Tam, and I hope you find something soon.

---Jamdin

Agreed. Good luck Tam!