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Programming and Technical Work Done By Owner or Hired Out:
Owner does all the technical as well as content production.
Time Invested Each Week Running Website:
45 hours
Niche Market Target:
Career and Jobs Seekers
Products And Services Offered:
The site offers current national and international job opportunities as well as showcasing top candidates\' CV\'s.
Average Number of Monthly Visitors:
850
Estimated Monthly Expenses:
$10.00
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Updates and better features, please, April 24, 2007
Reviewer: Lynn Lopez
First, the layout: it's very clean and simple, but I'm not too sure about the size of the text. It's too small and many would probably complain that it's unreadable. The content in the main page is centered, but if you check out a few of the other sections of the site, the table is bumped to the right, so this needs some fixing. I viewed in both IE and Firefox and the site exhibited the same design problem.
The content: it's basically a job recruitment site, and it clearly describes its services. I thought it would have a substantial listing of available jobs, but unfortunately, it doesn't, and the database was last updated in January. It's not very promising in that respect. It also has a Career Advice section, and hopefully they can expand this in the future.
It still looks like a fairly new site, having been launched in January, but with the pace people usually take in developing sites and producing content nowadays, I'd have expected this to offer a lot more. It would also be a good idea to get some programmers on board and improve the functionality of the site.
Updates and better features, please, April 24, 2007
