Don’t Tell Anyone - It’s A Secret - [Add Your Own Job Board]
Lotsa hat tips for this one…
- Anne Wayman at The Golden Pencil. Anne adds her Freelance writing jobs often as does Deb Ng (who also commented over at Brian’s pad).
- Brian Clark, the perpetrator. Brian introduced his new job board so its all his fault.
- Garrison - a commenter at Brian’s Copyblogger
Which motivates me to introduce another opportunity for all to add your own job board. But, you can’t let anyone know otherwise there will be a proliferation of job boards all over and we’ll dilute the content so keep it a secret, okay?
Brian let this cat outta the bag;
Job Thread, which has a publisher program allowing you and I to add our own job board and earn - money!!!
Garrison then posted a comment introducing two more resources for job boards - Jobberbase and Kitchen 2.0.
Jobberbase is open source and has a single industry focus. Kitchen 2.0 is not free though requiring installation on your own server, imho, offers more control yet might be a bit messy in the beginning if you aren’t sure of what you’re doing.
Go make some money! :)
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3 opinions for Don’t Tell Anyone - It’s A Secret - [Add Your Own Job Board]
Garrison
Mar 12, 2008 at 2:06 am
Thanks for the mention Mark!
I’ve been studying the 2 job board solutions for a project which isn’t a job board, if that makes sense ;-)
Both are decent solutions, both can be customised as they are open-source. The Kitchen Two solution, J-Board, has the edge ‘cos of the Paypal integration, but it wouldn’t take much to get that working on JobberBase.
Here’s a nice example of what can be achieved with JobberBase by customising the look and feel:
http://hireme.sg/
Mark
Mar 12, 2008 at 6:59 am
My pleasure Garrison :)
Thanks for being helpful…
Anne Wayman
Mar 20, 2008 at 5:50 am
Deb NG posts daily, and I post 3 x a week… I’ve been doing it for years and use it to drive page views on both http://www.thegoldenpencil.com and http://www.aboutfreelancewriting.com as well as newsletter subscriptions. I try to post only jobs you can do from home… others have different criteria… I’ve never charged employers, partly because I didn’t have a mechanism… I probably won’t switch, or maybe I will.
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