Archive | April, 2007
facebook leveraging seo, trumping myspace
I obviously don’t have internal data, but if you believe that content has a lot to do with traffic (and I do), then the fact that sites like LinkedIn, ZoomInfo and even Jobster make their profiles searchable has a lot to do with growing traffic numbers, brand awareness, sales and a whole lot of other [...]
Continue reading...myspace adds simply hired’s ‘jobs’ to main nav
11. April 2007
Hopefully this really is new and I haven’t just been missing it, but for the first time today I noticed a Jobs link in MySpace’s main search navigation. Yeah, it’s a secondary category, so you have to click on a little arrow to see it, but it’s there nonetheless. When I recently asked if Jobster would [...]
Continue reading...jobster so ‘not’ myspaced
10. April 2007
On March 30, Jobster touted its new MySpace profile via “We’re so MySpaced … .” I quickly joined, adding my profile to the 400-plus that were already “friends.” I was even alerted that I had made their Top 8 list from Kara, the site admin. Happy day! So imagine my surprise when I noticed I had [...]
Continue reading...of ‘losers’ and new leaders
9. April 2007
By now, every industry person knows John Sumser will be taking over at Recruiting.com. Those particularly in-the-know are aware the selection has sparked a good deal of (mostly private) protest. I myself have been trying to find some silver lining in the move and tend to fall in the “wait and see” camp. Sumser is [...]
Continue reading...jobfox
6. April 2007
Unless I get an exclusive or something really blows my hair back, I typically hate blogging about news releases. Any chucklehead can repost a news release, and many do. Then it’s a race to see who get it on Recruiting.com first. Puh-lease! Give me some meat. Anyway, maybe because it’s Friday or because it’s the home [...]
Continue reading...how deep is your link?
6. April 2007
Even if you don’t know ‘jack’ about search engine optimization, you could probably tell me which of the following would be more appealing to an engine: 1. 2. If you guessed No. 2, well done. If you guessed No. 1, time for a little refresher. Basically, search engines like a site that has a lot of deep [...]
Continue reading...jobster’s silence deafening
5. April 2007
Why am I so comfortable blogging here right alongside the right hand column on this blog which has feed after feed of public comments and criticisms? Answer: transparency. Embrace it. Don’t run from it. - Jason Goldberg, “Questions and Answers,” December 29, 2006 You never quite [...]
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