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Shelf life on Twitter search is around 7 days, but they can change it at any time. Shelf life for tweets on your account is a lot longer. Go to…"
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Gary Zukowski replied to Brian Bowman's discussion Anyone Create a Job Board-to-Twitter API for 'TweetMyJobs" like functionality?Gary Zukowski replied to Brian Bowman's discussion Anyone Create a Job Board-to-Twitter API for 'TweetMyJobs" like functionality?"Chris, yes, that's an option. Just remember, you get what you pay for (free in this case). When using Twitter to tweet jobs, you need to ask yourself a few questions:
- How am I going to target jobseekers on Twitter? Does…"
Scott Jacksoon commented on Gary Zukowski's blog post Monster.com is the next General Motors"Grear article but I dont agreee. There are a million ways to convert their traffic into dollars. They just need to find the right one.
Scott
Jobs"
Brian Ma commented on Gary Zukowski's blog post Monster.com is the next General Motors"Hey Gary - Great post. We too believe that Monster.com has a rough road facing them ahead and if the road doesn't lead to oblivion, it sure will lead to substantial reduction in revenues and a massive restructuring without new innovation like…"
Brian Ma commented on Gary Zukowski's blog post Monster.com is the next General Motors"Hey Gary - Great post. We too believe that Monster.com has a rough road facing them ahead and if the road doesn't lead to oblivion, it sure will lead to substantial reduction in revenues and a massive restructuring without new innovation like…"
Mike Siekkinen commented on Gary Zukowski's blog post Monster.com is the next General Motors"Sure they can get some TARP funds. They just need to declare themselves a bank like Amex did."
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1- Competition is taking business away from Monster.
2- People are beginning to use free tools anyway.
-> Monster built an unsustainable business model.
This is too weak an argument.
Paid listings aren't going away for some time. If…"
Dennis Gorelik commented on Gary Zukowski's blog post Monster.com is the next General Motors"Gary, you are just avoiding verifyable forecast.
:-)
That's highly unlikely that Monster would get TARP funds (or any government subsidies)."
David commented on Gary Zukowski's blog post Monster.com is the next General Motors"interesting article Gary"
Gary Zukowski commented on Gary Zukowski's blog post Monster.com is the next General Motors"It all depends if they get TARP funds or not.... ;-)"
Dennis Gorelik commented on Gary Zukowski's blog post Monster.com is the next General Motors"Gary, what do you think -- when Monster would go belly up?
Two more years?"
Gary Zukowski posted a blog postMonster.com is the next General Motors
In the 1960’s General Motors had close to an amazing 50% of the American automotive market. Today it is 19.5%. In October of 2007, GM’s stock price was approximately $40 per share. At the time of the writing of this article, it is $1.43. The company which experienced a meteoric rise in success– at one point GM employed over 600,000 people – is now on the verge of bankruptcy. And while General Motors is getting all of the headlines, there is another company and others like it that are quietly…See More
Gary Zukowski posted a discussionTweetMyJOBS to begin offering TweetMark™ feature to help companies with Social Media Recruiting
Service enables companies to add logo and background to TweetMyJOBS job postingsCharlotte, NC - May 28, 2009 – TweetMyJOBS, the only social media job board that provides targeted instant notification of open job positions via a Twitter text message, announced today it is offering a new service to help companies with social media recruiting. The feature is called TweetMark™ and enables companies to provide their logo and other relevant branding information on a custom Twitter Job Channel.“Many…See More
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Monster.com is the next General Motors
In the 1960’s General Motors had close to an amazing 50% of the American automotive market. Today it is 19.5%. In October of 2007, GM’s stock price was approximately $40 per share. At the time of the writing of this article, it is $1.43. The company which experienced a meteoric rise in success– at one point GM employed over 600,000 people – is now on the verge of bankruptcy. And while General Motors is getting all of the headlines, there is another company and others like it that are quietly… Continue
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