Hello, job seekers. I see a lot of you still struggling, so I’d like to share my favorite resources.

Of course, you can always just go crazy and start your own company. That’s always an option.

In digital or creative? Check out postings from:

• Shelli Gutholm
• Molly Sly
• Mashable Jobs

Not in those industries? Try:

• LinkedIn Jobs
• Twitter Search for #jobs (even if you’re not a Twitter user)
• Networking—Your greatest asset! Need tips on this? Check out Terry Bean.

But before you do all of that, please: Consider Google.

1. Google yourself and act accordingly.
2. Clean your Facebook/Twitter/etc up. It’s not a place for your drama, really. And if you’re the kind of employee who sits on the Internet complaining about things—including your current or lack of current employer—you’re not someone people want to hire. And, no, your privacy is not guaranteed regardless of your settings; stop fooling yourself.
3. Update your LinkedIn profile. Even if you’re convinced you won’t find a job there, it’s an easy way to get your resume (and recommendations) on Google.
4. Consider a vanity url (example: www.shaunanicholson.com). It’s the easiest way to get your name at the top of the Google search. Sites like Wordpress and Tumblr make it super easy.

Good luck, friends. Feel free to share this with your network.