The Application Blast Pack
A corrected CV, ten offshore agencies worth emailing and the cover email to send with it. Everything you need to start applying properly this week.
The Application Blast Pack costs £49 and includes a written CV review with ATS scan, 10 UK offshore agency contacts matched to your target role, and a ready-to-send cover email. It all arrives in one email within 48 hours.
Why offshore applications go unanswered
Most people applying offshore are perfectly employable. The applications fail before a human sees them, for reasons that are all fixable:
- Applications sent to job boards nobody in offshore recruitment reads
- No cover email, or a generic one that gets deleted
- Onshore wording an offshore filter does not recognise
- Certificates buried instead of listed up top
- No BOSIET or OEUK medical status stated clearly
- The same untargeted CV sent to everyone
The review fixes the CV so it clears applicant tracking filters, the ten contacts make sure it lands with companies that recruit for your discipline, and the cover email gives the recruiter a reason to open the attachment.
What you get for £49
Three parts, all emailed together within 48 hours.
Written CV review + ATS scan
worth £25A specialist with 25+ years in offshore recruitment reads your CV line by line, runs an ATS compatibility scan and sends back a written report with your score, the offshore keywords you are missing and section-by-section fixes.
10 agency contacts for your role
picked for youTen UK offshore agencies and operators chosen for your target discipline and where you are based, with the right submission route for each one rather than a generic careers page.
Ready-to-send cover email
written for youA short cover email written around your background, certificates and target role, in the format offshore recruiters actually read. Copy it, attach your CV and send it to all ten.
Secure PayPal or card checkout. One-off payment, no subscription.
How it works
- 1Pay £49 securely by PayPal or card, upload your CV and tell us your target role and where you are based.
- 2A specialist reviews your CV against what UK offshore agencies screen for and picks the ten contacts that fit your discipline.
- 3Within 48 hours you get one email with the written review and ATS scan, the ten contacts and your cover email.
- 4Apply the fixes, then send your CV and cover email to all ten.
Which one is right for you?
Application Blast Pack
You are ready to apply and need contacts and an email that works.
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Reviewed and written by a specialist with over 25 years in offshore recruitment, using the same checks we run on every CV we write.
- 48 hour turnaround
- Secure PayPal or card
- UK offshore specialists
Application Blast Pack questions, answered
What is in the Application Blast Pack?
Three things for £49: a written review of your CV with an ATS compatibility scan, 10 UK offshore agency and operator contacts chosen for your target role and location, and a cover email written for you to send with each application. Everything arrives in one email within 48 hours.
Do you send the applications for me?
No. You get the contacts and the cover email ready to go, and you send them yourself. That keeps every application coming from your own address, which is what agencies expect and what keeps you in control of the replies.
How is this different from the £25 CV review?
The £25 review tells you what to fix on your CV. The Blast Pack adds the missing half: who to send it to and what to write in the email. You finish with a corrected CV, a target list and the message to go with it.
How is it different from the £79 Starter Pack?
The £79 Starter Pack gives you the full UK offshore agency contact list plus the 18-point CV checklist. The £49 Blast Pack is the lighter version: 10 contacts picked specifically for your role instead of the full list, with a cover email written for you.
Will it work with no offshore experience?
That is who most buyers are. Entry level applications usually fail on wording and on being sent to the wrong places rather than on background, so the review rewrites your terminology into offshore language and the contacts are picked from companies that do take entry level applicants.