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This week, the job market for notaries is a bit quieter than usual, but that’s no reason to take your foot off the gas. While there aren’t new listings to share right now, it’s a good time to polish up your resume and keep an eye on those critical needs and remote opportunities that pop up from time to time.
Hang in there! Sometimes the job market ebbs and flows, but opportunities always come around. Keep your network strong and stay ready for when the right role comes along.
I keep a one‑page resume and swap the top bullets based on ‘critical needs’ I see — last month I picked up two signings after refreshing keywords and emailing three local title offices. If it’s quiet, do a 10‑minute daily alert sweep (Indeed/Snapdocs) and a quick Friday check‑in with one escrow contact — low tide is when you find the dropped keys. Caveat: over‑editing profiles daily can hurt visibility on some platforms, so batch updates once a week.
@steadytraveler67 I batch a Monday ping to three escrow/title contacts with subject “Available for same-day signings in Pasadena” and attach my E&O plus a simple coverage map; slow weeks still turn into work that way. Small caveat: if no reply, I leave one 20-second voicemail with the same line and a booking link — like watering the plants, not flooding them.
I rotate my voicemail on slow weeks: ‘Available today until 8pm, Pasadena–Glendale, scanbacks in 1 hr,’ and that’s netted me a couple of rush trusts from assistants who called after hours. If tweaking voicemail isn’t your thing, pin the same note as a Google Business Post — like flipping the ‘open’ sign on when everyone else is closing.