Leading graduate careers website WikiJob is now more popular than ever
amongst university job seekers, boasting more than one and a half million page
impressions and a quarter of a million unique users to the website in November.
The figures
which have been released were recorded using Google Analytics and reveal the
site received a total of 249,317 unique users (with a daily figure that at one
point exceeded 15,000) and 1,549,693 page impressions - some 50,000+ a day.
Unique users are up by over 100,000 on the same period in 2009.
These traffic
figures cap a successful 2010 for WikiJob.co.uk which has grown rapidly
throughout the last 12 months.
WikiJob co-founder
Edward Mellett said: Our combination of excellent SEO (Search Engine
Optimisation) processes combined with a recent ramping up of our on-campus and
careers fair events marketing strategy has generated results which have far
exceeded expectations. By delivering an increase in on-site traffic month on
month WikiJob continues to offer excellent value for money to recruiters
looking for the very best UK talent.”
The next 12
months are set to be just as successful and according to WikiJob the site has already
had clients coming back to enquire about rebooking campaigns for next year
after very effective results from recruitment advertising in 2010.
Despite the
economic doom and gloom and tough market conditions, WikiJob.co.uk has never
been stronger. “I'm looking forward to starting 2011 and striding ahead of our
competition”, says Ed. “Within three years we've built a website that is now
visited by more graduates each month than any of our key competitors, including
Milkround and Targetjobs.
In 2011 we see
it as our goal to become to go to destination for any graduate recruiter
looking to employee the very best and most talented students and graduates in
the UK.
To find out more
about WikiJob.co.uk please call Alex Cresswell in the media sales team on 0845
625 9454.
