Archive | November, 2006
what do monster and k. fed have in common?
Both know what it’s like to get dumped. According to my wife (a very trusted source on such matters), Britney is finally dumping slacker hubby Kevin Federline. According to Oct. numbers for Media Metrix’ (also very trusted): Monster had approximately 12 million fewer UV (unique visitors) and HotJobs 7 million fewer UV than CareerBuilder. October signified Monster’s lowest [...]
Continue reading...i [heart] ny
7. November 2006
I’m off to the Kennedy Conference this afternoon. If you’re going, please be sure to say ‘hi’ if you see me roaming around. During the conference, I’ll be doing my best to post commentary, interviews and general media from the show, so be sure to tune in. Also, please consider a couple of advertising options available [...]
Continue reading...cheezhead in your inbox (or the sumser effect)
6. November 2006
Yo! Click here to get my blog posts by e-mail. Everyone I know uses e-mail. However, only about half those even know what RSS is, let alone actually take advantage of it. John Sumser is good for traffic. It’s been sorta called The Sumser Effect. Whenever you or your company get a mention in Sumser’s Daily, traffic [...]
Continue reading...monster.com hates free speech
3. November 2006
Does somebody need a hug? My “Monster is Crap” video starring Jobster chief Jason Goldberg has caused quite a stir over at Monster Worldwide. I just received the following e-mail: We have flagged the “Monster is a Crap Product” video for removal from YouTube where it is hosted as a violation of their terms of usage [...]
Continue reading...monster.com is a ‘crap product’
2. November 2006
Jobster’s Jason Goldberg’s recent smackdown on Monster Worldwide being a “crap product” is better as a 3 minute sound byte than part of an hour-long video. Enjoy and please feel free to bookmark below.
Continue reading...paul forster of indeed.com at direct employers
1. November 2006
Paul Forster, president of Indeed.com, made a nice presentation at the Direct Employers annual meeting last month, focusing on the virtues of pay-per-click advertising. It got a little interesting with the audience participation and Q&A. I’m by no means a Scorsese behind the camera, so it might look a little like the beach storming scene [...]
Continue reading...the lebrons
1. November 2006
With the Browns looking more like a retirement home than a pro football team (thank goodness for the best college team in the land) it’s nice to look forward to a season cheering on The LeBrons, er, I mean the Cavs. Tipoff tonight.
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- theladders should stop bait-n-switch tactics (81)
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- is jason goldberg killing jobster? (54)
- monster's top sales rep jumping ship too? (39)
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- adster rocks! (28)
- monster still really dumb, buys trovix (26)
- cheezhead sells out (25)
- writing on wall for vertical job search engines? (25)
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- desperate times = desperate measures
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