The latest audit by ABC (Audit Bureau of Circulations) has confirmed that jobs.ac.uk, one of the leading international jobs boards for careers in academic, research, science and related professions, attracted a record 1,509,254 unique browsers in January 2014.
The latest figure represents a 9% increase in web traffic since jobs.ac.uk’s previous ABC audit in May 2013* and shows that the site is more popular than ever amongst academic, research and science jobseekers and is continuing to provide advertisers with an exceptional audience reach.
ABC is the industry body for media measurement and provides accurate, independently verified audience figures for media buyers, media owners, publishers and digital traders working in existing and emerging platforms.
Commenting on the findings, Carl Freelove, Marketing Manager at jobs.ac.uk, said “We are delighted with the new figure by ABC. Attracting over 1.5 million jobseekers is a significant achievement for jobs.ac.uk and a testament to the recent investments we’ve made in improving the website and engaging with more jobseekers from across the globe than ever before. We’re committed to delivering complete transparency of our online audience so the figure also provides a stamp of trust for recruiters looking to advertise with us.”
Jan Pitt, ABC’s Director of Client Services said “Congratulations to jobs.ac.uk on achieving another impressive increase in its number of Monthly Unique Browsers! Through its ongoing commitment to independent verification of the site’s traffic data to industry agreed standards, jobs.ac.uk continues to deliver clarity and transparency for its advertisers.”
View the official ABC certificate for jobs.ac.uk here.
* 1,385,555 Unique Browsers (ABC May 2013)