Users can be very specific when they look for something. If you were back in 1860 and looked for a job, your main option was to buy the newspaper, and browse through job ads like this one:
(which, btw, it was a hoax)
In today’s world, users can be as specific as “part-time remote jobs” and get results in seconds. As a company, you have access to public data such as where in the US people are looking for these type of jobs: What else they are searching for and how is the competition:(screen capture from AdWords Keyword Planner)
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