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for now you can easily moderate postings yourself. I would suggest using Turk or finding another resource that can do the manual moderating, you need to be expanding the core tech and business. Getting bogged down in these kind of tasks can kill your momentum.
I totally disagree. If they don't see who's posting and what's being posted, how can they know if they're doing a good job. How can they spot the opportunity and pivot? I know you don't mean it this way, but in a way you are saying hide from the customers and carry on coding. Manually checking every post could be an excellent way of figuring out who's using the site and what the common frustrations are. If they were…
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#62I think the best strategy is to publicly advertise that you charge $75 for a post, but to get content up (and it looks like you have) give it away for free strategically (again, sounds like you're doing this).
Also, to make sales, tell potential posters that you'll put in an inordinate amount of advertising for their job to drive overall traffic.
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#63how many qualified individuals visit that site? i can pay about 2x as much and get a listing on linkedin for 30 days, which is, well, better..give me the value prop for this site and if it is good, i will post several jobs.
Great design by the way!!
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#64It seems that all job board shares 90% of the functionality, but the best choice is still to develop one from scratch. You'd never think of developing an online store from scratch anymore, but I don't think job boards should be any different. Then you'll get all the customization and metrics that Shopify gives you for products. I'm in the process of validating this idea.
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#68Just a suggestion though, the site looks sweet!
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#691-3 what? Hours per day? Years? Months? Fortnights? Somewhere / somehow, you should inform what unit you're using. Add it on the end, or maybe a mouse-over. Or, if there were enough listings to make it clear (ie, a 4-5h/day entry), it'd be fine-ish the way it is.
Similarly, I notice that the Mobile Developer falls into a second line - trim it, inform it's been trimmed (...), and a mouse-over would be useful.
All in all, looks quite nice, and fast to use from a consumer standpoint. I'll have to keep an eye on it!
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#70Maybe it's just me but I think it'd be great to see where the company is based (the country) in the initial list. At least that'd be handy if you get more job offers. As I am in Europe, I'd prefer jobs where I can call someone up during Euro working hours. (Then again, my sleeping patterns are way off anyway.) Just a suggestion though, the site looks sweet!
I also tend to prefer work that is not too many time zones distant.