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I've heard that several job boards do not charge the rate card listed on their site and instead discount their prices based on a number of factors (e.g., guaranteed minimum spend, volume discounts, pa
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Does anyone have actual (NOT list price) rates that job boards charge for listings & resume search?

posted at 8/22/2008 10:30 AM EDT
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I've heard that several job boards do not charge the rate card listed on their site and instead discount their prices based on a number of factors (e.g., guaranteed minimum spend, volume discounts, package deals, etc.)

Does anyone have examples of actual prices they've paid mass job boards (e.g., Monster, CareerBuilder, HotJobs, etc.) as well as niche sites (e.g., TheLadders, Dice, 6figure jobs. JobsInTheMoney, Vault, WetFeet, LinkedIn, JobFox) for either job listings, resume database search, or other offerings (e.g., sponsorships)? If so, please list actual rates as well as any stipulations the job board required in order for you to secure the discounted rate (e.g., if you had to guarantee a minimum spend/volume in order to get the discount).

Even if you don't have specific numbers, any sort of trend info would be helpful (e.g., are mass job boards providing larger % discounts off rate card than niche job boards, or vice versa?)

Thanks in advance!
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Does anyone have actual (NOT list price) rates that job boards charge for listings & resume search?

posted at 8/25/2008 3:52 AM EDT
lda
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This usually depends on two factors; the number of posts ore searches you want to buy and the duration of the contract. I have not bought any for a while, but would encourage you to do some comparison shopping and negotiate. Reps usually have some latitude to adjust the terms especially on a new client.
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