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It happens. You get all pumped up to look for a new job, get your resume and cover letter all spruced up and then…nothing. How do you put the excitement back in your job search?Remember Why You’re Job HuntingIt’s easy to forget why you felt it was important to look for a job in the first place. You get in a ‘job search grind’ and ca As revenues and readership for newspapers have been on a consistent downward spiral since the birth of the Internet, their grip on classified advertising has been a major contributor. Particularly job postings. Since 1995, job sites have done an effective job of steadily taking dollars away from a once almighty print monopoly. As a result, online job classifieds were poised to take down print listing who could never compete with bargain basement price-points. However, another revolution was quietly occuring that today is poised to put job sites on the defensive. Search engines and Craigslist happened. Craigslist is, for the most part, a free service for online classifeds. By allowing to post jobs for free in all but three of its local markets, Craigslist has quickly become a site of choice for local job seekers and employers alike. Even in markets where employers pay - New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco - prices remain well under $100 per listing. Despite its low pricing scheme, Craigslist remains a very profitable business, generatin Just What Are Consumers Thinking? dership for newspapers have been on a consistent downward spiral since the birth of the Internet, their grip on classified advertising has been a major contributor.
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