Archive | December, 2006
getting the most out of your next print ad
The popular opinion is that Google doesn’t do any advertising; that the word-of-mouth machine alone drives their brand awareness and success. While their remarkability is undeniable, getting where they are sans advertising is not fact. Google does advertise. They just do it a lot more cost effectively and intelligently than most. How? Checkout a recent print [...]
Continue reading...DraftTroy.com
18. December 2006
Troy Smith is pretty good. He plays football. Quarterback to be exact. His team is No. 1. They beat up on Texas, Notre Dame and Michigan. He won the Heisman Trophy. He’s from Cleveland, Ohio. The Browns are awful. I guess what they do can be categorized as football. Their team is one of the worst. Winless in their own division. They can’t beat [...]
Continue reading...right and wrong ways to send mass email
13. December 2006
The blogging awards have obviously created a fervor in the blogosphere. As a result, many nominees are getting the word out via e-mail in hopes of raising awareness - and favorable votes. There’s a right way and a wrong way to do this, kids. And many times the wrong way is actually an illegal way. The Wrong [...]
Continue reading...google base job content gets makeover
11. December 2006
The official Google Base blog describes it in a post entitled “Plastic Surgery.” If you have yet to see tummy tuck, lipo and collagen injections, click here. Obviously, checkout Jobs, but it’s all pretty interesting. The new functionality has yet to make its way to Web search, but I’m sure it’s just a matter of time, [...]
Continue reading...optimizing your job descriptions for kickass rankings and serious traffic on indeed.com
11. December 2006
Looking to drive some serious traffic to your jobs via Indeed? Consider the following, next time you’re posting a job: Job title. Perhaps the most important ranking variable is your job title. There’s also a bias toward titles that are exact matches or have the keyphrase sooner in the title rather than later. Location, location, location. Indeed’s [...]
Continue reading...yahoo add ‘jobs’ drop down to search box
8. December 2006
Yahoo! has just added a drop down menu to its primary search box. “Jobs” is included as one of the select categories. Selecting this option takes users to an interesting search interface. The content and where you go from there is same old HotJobs, but you gotta give Y! props for highlighting jobs in their primary search [...]
Continue reading...monster.com bounced out of top 20
7. December 2006
Alexa competitor Compete.com has just published its Top 20 Web properties for Oct. Unlike 2005, the list does not include Monster Worldwide. Cue teardrop!
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- monstirs sells english are reely good
- confessions of a former careerbuilder sales guy
- monster still really dumb, buys trovix
- vault snags monster exec
- sharethis shares share data (e-mail still rules, sorta)
- richard castellini interview (part one)
- careerbuilder wants you to work at the gap
- careerbuilder job app launches on iphones
- jobfox interjects on your behalf
- richard castellini interview (part two)
- grey marketing team - job posting scam (92)
- theladders should stop bait-n-switch tactics (79)
- monstirs sells english are reely good (61)
- is jason goldberg killing jobster? (54)
- monster's top sales rep jumping ship too? (39)
- is not owning a job board getting you down? (33)
- adster rocks! (27)
- cheezhead sells out (25)
- writing on wall for vertical job search engines? (25)
- monster still really dumb, buys trovix (24)
- cb’s brightfuse: a network for the masses
- experience vs. confidence
- talent and the video age
- progressive’s brand strategy and more
- fat CATS
- leaders sound off on financial crisis
- peter gold: uk’s next jason davis?
- jigsaw gets F grade in trust economy
- vitruva, goddess of matching
- paidinterviews ceo: we’re no notchup
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