You can do well with a little help from a friend
(but better from an expert)
What happens when…
… you don’t have the time to have your resume or LinkedIn profile prepared and written by Gayle?
You go the D-I-Y route, that’s what! Sometimes you don’t need an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza! Sometimes, you just need help and guidance from a friend. If you’re going to get it, you may as well get it from a Master.

Does your LinkedIn Profile Need a Boost?
Has your LinkedIn profile stagnated? Building relationships and generating buzz around yourself encompasses a wide variety of activities. Imagine you could have your LinkedIn profile in tip-top shape without having to sacrifice an entire weekend to the process!
Enter the 30-Day LinkedIn Challenge!
You’ll receive daily emails with 5–15 minute tasks each day to help you improve your profile and network throughout the course of a month. This is easily, the most useful LinkedIn optimisation guidance available.
Learn how to write resumes
PS… You Need a Resume! ebook includes:
- 11 debunked myths
- Trigger words that elicit that must-have response in recruiters
- How to create a 7-step action plan
- Ways to turn a dull set of job tasks into strong achievements
- More than 65 pages of real-life resume examples from executive to hospitality, graduates, administration, engineering, IT, and more to guide and inspire you.
PS…You Need a Resume! outlines step-by-step, the most effective resume-writing strategies. Written by Gayle Howard, Top Margin’s founder, CEO and Master Resume Writer, PS…You Need a Resume! is about how to write and present a resume that will maximise your chances for an interview.
Write your own resume: video ecourse
You’ve just seen the dream job advertised. But it’s Saturday and there’s no time for professional help. What to DO? Where to START? The answer is: you start here.
This fun, video-based training written and narrated by Gayle Howard, gives you all the tricks and insights you need to make those critical adjustments to your resume so you can stand out in a crowd.
What are you waiting for?
Actionable guidance and downloadable templates makes this a no-brainer.
Buy Now on Gayle’s e-Learning Website (opens in a new tab)
Planning your job search success
Are you tired of feeling stuck in a job you once loved, but now dread going to every day? Are you ready to take control of your career and find a job that truly excites you? Look no further! Our 30-day job search program is here to help you make a change for the better. With just 20 minutes of your time each day, we’ll guide you through a series of tasks that will help you revamp your resume, update your LinkedIn profile, and expand your professional network. No more waiting around for things to get better – it’s time to take action and start making progress towards your dream job. Our program is designed to be simple and easy to follow, so you can focus on what really matters – finding a job that makes you happy. Start your journey to a better role today!
Say goodbye to the daily grind and hello to a role that inspires you
Gayle, I wanted to give you an update on our progress. We applied all of your techniques to my wife Penny’s CV as well as mine, and I have to report we have been fairly stunned by the results. When we first started looking for jobs in Auckland using our newly constructed CVs, Penny was inundated with interview requests and eventually was offered a position managing a team of business analysts when all she initially expected to be offered was a senior analyst role. The recruiter in question had tried to find a suitable candidate for four months. When I started to apply for senior project manager roles my CV was rejected regularly. I subsequently received another interview to set up and manage a strategic program office, passed, and was then interviewed buy the MD and offered the position. This is pretty much a dream role for me. As a result we have both obtained positions we thought we were capable of but maybe in a couple of years with more experience. Our conclusion is that not only did your techniques help us construct a more effective CV but they also helped us to analyse our careers to date and to sell the achievements we had made during our interviews. By the way, many people here have commented on how well our CVs demonstrated our achievements. So thanks again for the help and you can be sure that I recommend you to everyone I know is looking for work. Best regards, Mark.”