I did some digging and found LinkedIn’s press site. Additional services offered by job boards to employers often include: job agents that alert recruiters by e-mail to newly published job seeker resumes that meet specific criteria, …and brand building advertising with e-mail campaigns, banners, buttons and company profiles.” What LinkedIn Says About LinkedIn Employers usually pay a fee to post job ads… Most job boards also offer employers resume database access for searching out candidates that match specific criteria.

Job ads can usually be found by browsing or through search on keywords, job type and location.

Many employment websites are designed to allow employers to post job requirements for a position to be filled and are commonly known as job boards.” Common Features of Job BoardsĪccording to INTERNET Inc, “job boards are usually free for job seekers though there are some exceptions mostly in the realm of upper management and executive jobs. to be employment websites. According to Wikipedia, an “employment website” is “…a web site dealing specifically with employment or careers. I tried doing some research to find a definition of exactly what a “job board” is, and found that Wikipedia considers Monster, Careerbuilder, Hotjobs, Dice, etc. Most people consider LinkedIn to be a social networking site, or more specifically a professional network service. LinkedIn describes itself as an “interconnected network of experienced professionals.” However, when I take a step back and take an objective view of LinkedIn, I see a great deal of “job board” functionality with some social networking features.īefore you cry “blasphemy!,” let’s do some research and look at the facts. Advertising on LinkedIn is a great way to promote your brand or business to a professional audience.īut with 80% of B2B marketers choosing LinkedIn Ads over all other platforms for their advertising campaigns, it can be hard to stand out from the crowd.Is LinkedIn a social networking site, a job board, or a little of both?

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