Myspace IMPACT!
Check out Photbucket and Slide’s upstream traffic from Myspace.
The question has been and still is, how can Myspace traffic be leveraged to bolster a recruitment site, application, etc?
Anyone? Bueller?
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It can’t!
Those kids aren’t old enough to work!
I’m kidding, of course, maybe a few are. But there is very little benefit to anyone trying to advertise to such a huge volume of people that are there for other reasons. In my opinion.
ET, Myspace’s biggest audience is actually 35-54, check out the link below.
I agree, the users are there for other reasons, although I believe if there was a slick app around jobs, it would be well received. Just because you’re not looking for a job, passive, doesn’t me the right opportunity wouldn’t make you investigate. Maybe a Myspace meets LinkedIN type of app?
http://thechad.jobcentral.com/index.php/2006/11/28/jobcentral-myspace-recruiting-branding