ClickZ, the largest resource of interactive
marketing news, information and opinion, has teamed up with search engine
industry news specialist Search Engine Watch to launch a new interactive
marketing job board. ClickZJobs and SEWJobs helps connect jobseekers
with the latest employment opportunities and provide recruiters access to more
than 1 million unique interactive and search professionals throughout their
network of brands.
With
renewed confidence in the interactive marketing industry, digital media spend
has been predicted to grow 14% and search by 10.5% in 2011, according to MediaPost.
With many of the world’s leading social media and search companies based in the
US, demand for the best talent is increasing rapidly. ClickZJobs and SEWJobs
will bridge the gap between demand for social media and search engine marketing
professionals and recruiters.
Matt McGowan, Managing Director of Americas
for Incisive Media, commented: “We are always looking for ways to add value to
members of our social media and search marketing community, and playing
matchmaker between experienced professionals and the companies looking for
talent is a service that benefits the entire interactive marketing industry. We
picked Madgex as our partner in this effort because they have the successful
track record to get quick, quality results for jobseekers.”
The user-friendly design and highly
intuitive functionality makes it as easy as possible for jobseekers to search for
their next career move. Jobseekers can search for jobs by a range of criteria
including location, job type and salary expectations and create email alerts
via the simple sign up process. Creating a user profile takes minutes with
options to upload an existing resume, build one from scratch or import any
public viewable resume from the web. Once published, recruiters can search the
resume database to match the candidates they need to fill their vacancies.
With jobseekers increasingly turning to
mobile devices to access the internet ClickZJobs
and SEWJobs both have fully
mobile enabled job sites. The mobile sites harness the full power of the full
job board allowing jobseekers to search, browse and apply for jobs directly
from the mobile site using their previously created profile and stored resume.
This makes it possible for jobseekers to find their next career change on the
move from any location.
Recruiters benefit from a dedicated
customizable recruiter profile page featuring all the listed jobs you currently
have available. Reach more potential candidates through dedicated branding
opportunities throughout the jobs board. Gold members have even more ways to
reach the right talent by building a custom program through a variety of
premium features including video job listings, newsletter features, of-site
banner placements and premium job posting.
ClickZ and Search Engine Watch have
partnered with leading UK job board specialist Madgex to power and maintain
each site. Madgex is providing their award-winning integrated job board and
resume search and match platform. The partnership ensures that ClickZJobs and SEWJobs will benefit from
continued innovation and enhancements giving job seekers and candidates the
online tools they need.
About
ClickZ - ClickZ is the largest
resource of interactive marketing news, information, commentary, advice,
opinion, research, and reference in the world, online or off. From search to
social, technology to trends, our coverage is expert, exclusive, and in-depth.
About
Search Engine Watch - Search Engine Watch
provides tips and information about searching the web, analysis of the search
engine industry and help to site owners trying to improve their ability to be
found in search engines.
About Madgex - Madgex
are the UK’s leading supplier for commercial outsourced
job board and resume software and services. Madgex has successfully delivered digital recruitment solutions to the
media, job board and recruitment sectors since 2000. The
award winning Madgex job board platform powers over 250 sites across the world
with clients including Incisive
Media, The Washington Post, Minneapolis Star Tribune and Guardian Jobs.
