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🔔 Job alerts

Alerts solve “the opportunity showed up while you were offline.” Save a few keywords; when a matching job or talent post appears, the assistant DMs you. This is a monthly-member perk — job alerts and talent alerts are separate.

How to set them up

• In the bot, tap “Subscribe to job alerts” or “Subscribe to talent alerts,” pick presets or type your own
• Or message directly: subscribe PHP, subscribe frontend Java
• Up to 20 custom keywords, each ≤ 10 characters — fewer and sharper beats a pile of vague words
• Tap “Test my subscription” to see what the current set would hit before you keep them

Delivery rules (know these up front)

• To avoid spam, live pushes are at most one message per day, with up to 3 newest matches each
• No overnight pushes — only during reasonable daytime hours
• Matches are recent posts from the last few days; old history is not re-pushed
• Monthly and Super members get priority handling: three dedicated processes stay warm so alert delivery is prioritized at peak times
• Want more results? Search with keywords anytime — alerts only mean “don’t miss it”

Email notices

• Optional: after you bind an email, important matches can also go to inbox (monthly perk; toggle under bot “Member perks → Email subscribe”)
• You can also reply to an official email with subscribe PHP to change keywords, or query PHP jobs for an email search
• Handy if you are not always on Telegram but still refuse to miss openings
• Use the test action first to confirm delivery, then leave it on

Adjust & unsubscribe

• Add or remove keywords anytime; you can also send unsubscribe PHP or cancel frontend
• Delete every keyword and alerts stop automatically
• When monthly expires, pushes pause; renew and they resume with your keywords still saved

Choosing keywords that hit

• Skills, not status: “Python” or “short-video editing” beats “part-time” or “remote”
• Cover synonyms: ops folks can subscribe “ops”, “growth”, and “ads” together
• Wide net via alerts, narrow via search: long-term casting uses subscriptions; urgent hunting uses search
• If pushes feel off, run a test, then tweak