There is a significant market for this kind of service in English-speaking countries, not to mention countries where English is not the native tongue. And if your client knows that the English language is your trade, he will be all the more confident of your abilities to assist him in the writing of this most important document.

So how do you get into this kind of work?

1. Get some business cards printed
After all, if you are going to charge professional rates for your services, you want to look professional. A simple card might look something like this:

Need Help writing your CV in English?

Richard Davis
Résumé / CV Specialist

Bikenstr 32 Dr
780502 VS Villingen
Tel: 342 63 50 E-mail:RDavis@netinfo.com

2. Put an ad in the local free newspaper
You might be surprised at the number of responses you will get, and at the variety of people who require your services.

3. Set up your own website
There are plenty of free servers out there which will host your site for no charge, provided you agree to having a small banner ad across the top of each page. A website will allow you to exhibit example CV/Résumés, Letters of Application, etc. It will also show you are a professional operator.

For more information about hosting your web site on a freeserver, check out the following link:
http://www.freeservers.com

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