Archive | March, 2007
introducing checkout cheezhead fridays
If you write a business-type blog, which I think this is, you probably know that Friday’s traffic sucks. So what better day to have some fun, loosen-up and try new things, right? Starting today, and every Friday after (unless I’m not around or this ends up sucking or something), there will be a live webcam of [...]
Continue reading...bill gates hates apple, no, seriously
15. March 2007
This is hilarious. Bill Gates was recently asked in an interview what he thought of the popular Mac ads. He’s obviously not a fan. Good thing he wasn’t asked about Google. (30 seconds) Hat Tip
Continue reading...leveraging yahoo! answers to connect with job seekers
14. March 2007
Say you’re a local job site, recruiter or employer in Anytown, USA. Wouldn’t it be nice to know when someone has a question about getting a job in your local area, or even within a specific job category you’re targeting? No charge? Checkout Yahoo! Answers. By far the most popular of the online Q & A offerings, [...]
Continue reading...writing on wall for vertical job search engines?
13. March 2007
Is it too early to forecast the demise of the vertical job search engines? Maybe. Maybe not. Here are some thoughts to consider: Indeed - If any vertical will survive on its own, these guys are it. They know the job board business better than their peers and have kept things focused and lean-and-mean from Day [...]
Continue reading...‘300′ success due in part to myspace
12. March 2007
Let me preface this post by saying I saw “300″ this weekend and it’s badass and well worth the time and money to see, especially if you’re a meathead like me. Now to your regularly scheduled post. The first time I remember seeing anything about the movie “300″ was on MySpace. If memory serves, the [...]
Continue reading...jobster’s goldberg says facebook deal is real and ‘100% exclusive’
11. March 2007
Jobster head Jason Goldberg cut his teeth in the Clinton White House. As a result, anyone would be forgiven for feeling the need to separate anything coming out of Jobster’s camp from fact and, well, political spin. So here’s red flag No. 1 on the recent deal with Facebook, compliments of an anonymous comment from [...]
Continue reading...content is still king … well, duh!
8. March 2007
“Joel, how do we get more traffic to our Web site?” It’s a question I get frequently. People are usually surprised at the answer, which seems so elementary if you let it digest awhile: Create content. Think about it. Let’s say you create one page of content (article, blog post, job description, etc.) everyday for the next [...]
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