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Post your job opening on DI for $1 a day
I’d like to introduce a new jobs feature for DomainIncite readers.
As you’ll be able to see in the sidebar to the left, and in the header above, DI Jobs is now live on the site.
If you’re in the domain name industry you probably already know that most of your colleagues and competitors read DI, so I think this might be a great way for you to find new talent.
I’m using SimplyHired, a third-party service, for the listings. The jobs you can see right now — which may vary based on your IP address — are likely to be what it calls “backfill”.
It’s a bit like Google Adsense, and I’ve been made aware that one or two of the listings might therefore appear to be a bit distasteful to begin with (Whois email address scraping? Really?) but these will be bumped from view once a small number of DI reader jobs are posted.
For now, the top five most recently posted jobs will be listed in the sidebar, and the rest will be accessible via jobs.domainincite.com.
The introductory price for a listing is $90 for 90 days, just a buck a day.
Recent Comments
great put up, very informative. I ponder why the opposite specialists of this sector don't notice this. You should p... read more
site:buzznames.com and Google cache works wonders ;)... read more
I come from an era where we typed in software as entire pages in hex to compile it, so a URL isn't a biggie. :D But I ag... read more
Professor Alex Stamos is a very smart man - not just because he's Greek - but because he's been the driving force behind... read more
I'd say it's more of a blight on domain registries/registrars and this burgeoning (money grab) "industry" rather than do... read more
I d i o t s. It makes you wonder what percentage of the sad number of new gTLD registrations are Marks? and How man... read more
Also the Travoltized word for Marketing.... read more
Attention: You may want to beware of doing business with this gentleman. He sent one of his .guru domains to auction on ... read more
IIRC, the IDN.jp also never really caught on due to problems at the start. That said, in Japan most marketing uses se... read more
"Given the social nature of .CLUB it lends itself well to serve brand affinity programs, fan clubs, sports clubs, night ... read more