Job Boards: Guardian Jobs
Website: www.guardianjobs.co.uk
Contact:
Stephen Bibb
020 7611 9111
Stephen.Bibb@guardian.co.uk
guardianjobs - quality jobs, quality audience
guardianjobs.co.uk is the dedicated jobsite of the Guardian, market leader for recruitment across the quality press for almost two decades. The site reflects the Guardian's strengths in the print market, offering the best jobs in sectors including media, education, government, graduates, secretarial, charities, marketing, sales, and arts, among others.
With over a million monthly unique users and a top 3 UK commercial jobsite ranking, Guardian Jobs started 2007 in great style. Continuing to build on this success, Guardian Jobs can now offer unparalleled access to passive jobseekers, with over 5 million UK unique users each month across the Guardian Unlimited network.
All jobs are served across all our editorial sites, and appear on pages of relevant content, giving your jobs the right audience. We can also help you catch the attention of passive jobseekers via our innovative Behavioural Targeting technology, allowing you to put your adverts in front of your chosen audience. You can target users by their online behaviour (the pages they look at) or by their domain names, or a combination of both for a highly accurate recruitment advertising campaign.
This summer sees the launch of a new jobs site. This will enhance the user experience and offer advertisers yet more mechanisms to stand out from the crowd and garner the very best response from the very best candidates.
guardianjobs.co.uk is a trusted site and has an excellent reputation with users. 4 out of 5 Guardian Jobs users have a degree or higher. Two thirds of Guardian Jobs users live outside of London, and with almost one in eight users not looking at any other jobsites, Guardian Jobs gives you a unique national audience.
Find out more about how to gain access to a million high quality jobseekers at:
www.guardianjobs.co.uk
or
www.adinfo-guardian.co.uk
Source: NMR, ABCe Jan 07, ComScore Jan 07, NORAS 2007
