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Job.com Ranks as Top Gaining Property on Entire InternetJuly 26, 2007; 03:13 AM Representing a 38 percent increase in traffic over May, job seekers and career-minded professionals flocked to Job.com to search jobs and manage their career. According to comScore Media Metrix, this significant rise in unique visitor traffic has catapulted Job.com to the spot of the 215th most visited site on the entire Internet. Furthermore, comScore's monthly report reveals that the career portal continues to retain its position as the fourth most visited site in the Career Services Category for the 14th consecutive month. "We've teamed up with industry powerhouses like global compensation leader, Payscale.com and job search engine, Indeed.com, to reintroduce Job.com as a one-stop Career Portal, for job searching and career management information and recruiting and hiring," said Brian Alden, President and CEO of Job.com. "The vast variety of upgrades and features added to Job.com throughout the course of the year have played a huge role in attracting a truly, unique job searching demographic." Averaging over 4.5 million unique visitors each month, Job.com's employers and recruiters have the ability to connect with a diverse member base, exclusive to Job.com. In fact, over 60 percent of Job.com's job seekers cannot be found searching for jobs on its major competitors' sites. "By creating the one-stop career portal concept, more job seekers are turning to Job.com for all their career-related needs, while our employers and recruiters benefit by exposing their jobs to a wider array of candidates," continued Alden. Similarly, Professionals tend to experience a higher level of confidence in finding a job they will truly love during a healthy job market. As the unemployment rate remains at a stable 4.5 percent, career changers are considering an alternative to their current roles at work. With the exceptional condition of the job market, and over one million jobs to search on its site, Job.com's traffic shows no sign of slowing down over the summer months.
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