I gree with Wraper, in order to attract genuine interest from those who might have work for you, you have to provide at least a basic skills profile plus any limitations on where you can work in the the world. The first rule of getting a potential employer to notice you amongst the crowd of job other applicants is to stand out from the crowd in your CV. It needs to be short and concise yet catches the readers attention. I saw a chaps CV at work the other day and it was formatted like a glossy colour technical datasheet with all relevant career and skills information easily seen. It looked like a page of a web site ! If I am honest, it made me feel old as my past CV’s have been plain old black text on white paper in traditional format.
Good luck with the search for work
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Fraser