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Stephen
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Stephen's Groups
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Competeing with Craig
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TheOnlineBeat.com
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Juju
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Local Job Boards
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Stephen's Discussions
Bounce Rates
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What are acceptable bounce rates? One of my sites is at 29% bounce rate for the month but another is 44%. 44% seems high, is this the case?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris Russell Mar 9, 2010.
Summer Island Jobs Found in One Easy Resource
SAUNDERSTOWN, RI– March 3, 2010 – The Island Job Network is a free career resource for jobseekers on Block Island, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket. This…Continue
Tags: Vineyard, Nantucket, Martha's, Block, Summer
Started Mar 3, 2010
Check out Block Island, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket jobsites
The island's only jobsites BlockIslandJobs.com MarthasVineyardWorks.com …Continue
Started Jan 21, 2010
Domain name ContinuingCareers.com for sale
Registered in 2006 and ran as a site for recent retirees, military retirees and career changers. I have not done anything with it for past couple of months as I focus on my core niche. Will listen to…Continue
Tags: sale, for, names, domain
Started Jan 21, 2010
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Jody Fitzpatrick commented on Stephen's blog post Jobamatic Question"Try this code.
<style>
#c_post-link-container{ display: none; }
</style>"
Chris Russell commented on Stephen's blog post Jobamatic Question"email their support, support@jobamatic.com"
Stephen posted a blog postJobamatic Question
I'm trying to hide the "Post a Job" button on a new site I'm developing. I'm on the Jobamatic blog and tried both suggested solutions. I can't get either solution to work. Any suggestions? First:If you don’t want to let visitors post jobs to your job board, you can hide the “Post a Job” functionality by adding the following CSS to your header on your Header & Footer Configuration Page:<style>…See More
Stephen commented on Slouch's blog post A Jobamatic Question"I would not mess with it. Would love to know what the site is!"
Stephen replied to Will's discussion Established niche job board for sale... $12,000 in revenue (only open in one state), amazing technology, great rep etc."Hey Mike - I can see where you are coming from however, this group has paying customers and I don't think they want these customers to know that the site may be for sale...as the post says, DM them for more information.
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Stephen replied to Will's discussion Established niche job board for sale... $12,000 in revenue (only open in one state), amazing technology, great rep etc."I know this site and will say this team has built an amazing jobboard with cool technology. Someone with great marketing/sales skills can really build something with this board."
Stephen commented on Jody Fitzpatrick's blog post A few sales tips I've learned from the past."@Shane. Thanks for replying. First: I agree with you and would never tell them they are wasting their time w/ Craiglist. I believe (as a Corporate Recruiting Manager) that the more places they have their position posted, the…"
Stephen commented on Jody Fitzpatrick's blog post A few sales tips I've learned from the past."Jody-
Great post. My biggest competition is Craigslist - Free. Employers post and feel it works as they get a good response, however, they keep re-posting as they are not getting qualifed people who know what it's like to live and…"
Stephen commented on Jeff Dickey-Chasins's blog post Why you should consider a universal login for your job board"I have. I've also noticed more traffic from Facebook as jobseekers register via Facebook log-in and then share info (from the sites) with friends on Facebook. Job postings really go viral quickly."
Stephen commented on Jeff Dickey-Chasins's blog post Why you should consider a universal login for your job board"Great post. I did this with my 3 sites a couple of months ago. Jobseekers can log in using Facebook, Gmail and Yahoo accounts. I may add Twitter in the future. Registration is simple and takes less than a minute."
Stephen commented on Jeff Dickey-Chasins's blog post 3 great ideas to steal for your job board"Indeed or SimplyHired for backfill or additional traffic along with Google Adsense will not keep a jobboard around in the long term.
Returning jobseekers AND employers who post jobs for a price are much more…"
Stephen commented on Jeff Dickey-Chasins's blog post Indeed, customer service, and job boards: a cautionary tale""And oh, by the way, traffic from Indeed (both organic and paid) comprised about 50% of your site’s total traffic."
What does this say about a brand? I would not want that much traffic from Indeed or…"
Stephen commented on Todd Goldstein's blog post job board vs. job search and back-fill"I used Jobamatic also and have wondered the same thing: What do employers think when they see their jobs in backfill? I also decided to leave backfill on for now for additional revenue."
Profile Information
- Which job board do you work for?
- I run 3 job boards: www.blockislandjobs.com | www.marthasvineyardworks.com | and www.nantucketworks.com
- What state/country do you work in?
- Rhode Island
- Whats your site's URL?
- http://www.islandjobsnow.com
- What kind of job board do you work for?
- Niche
- Do I twitter?
- http://twitter.com/islandjobs
Island Jobs
South County Jobs - Jobs in Narragansett, Wakefield and Westerly Rhode Island
Stephen's Blog
Jobamatic Question
I'm trying to hide the "Post a Job" button on a new site I'm developing. I'm on the Jobamatic blog and tried both suggested solutions. I can't get either solution to work. Any suggestions?
First:
If you don’t want to let visitors post jobs to your job board, you can hide the “Post a Job” functionality by adding the following CSS to your header on your Header & Footer Configuration…
ContinuePosted on September 17, 2012 at 2:42pm — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 10:06am on December 17, 2009,
Teena Rose said… - Welcome aboard, Stephen!
Regards,
@teenarose
- At 2:15pm on December 18, 2009,
Peter Weddle said… - Thanks, Stephen. I'll look forward to staying in touch. Happy Holidays to you and yours, Peter
- At 2:48pm on January 29, 2010,
Rayanne said… - Hi Stephen -
Thanks for connecting with me here.
-Rayanne
- At 9:41am on March 25, 2011,
Adam Oliver said… Thanks, Stephen. Good to hear from you.
Adam
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