Comments on: Jobs.ie and EmployIreland.com on the raise http://www.jobsblog.ie/Jobs/jobs-ie-and-employireland-com-on-the-raise/683 Ivan's Blog on Recruitment and Jobs in Ireland Wed, 21 Dec 2011 02:23:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ivan | JobsBlog.ie http://www.jobsblog.ie/Jobs/jobs-ie-and-employireland-com-on-the-raise/683/comment-page-1#comment-683 Ivan | JobsBlog.ie Tue, 03 Nov 2009 16:56:17 +0000 http://www.jobsblog.ie/Jobs/?p=683#comment-683 @Rod – Hi, Great to see you here! I must be doing something good if I have Arithon here!!! Honestly, It makes me proud to see the industry leaders writing comments on my blog... I guess it has to do something about the ego?:) Well observed Rod! – yes both Jobs.ie and Irish Jobs have actually made a gain during the year to date. What I wanted to point to is the trend during the month of September. You know yourself the importance of the September in the recruitment, and especially recruitment advertising. Or perhaps I just got a bit carried away, since I finally caught up with the big players? Is this something to do about that ego again? :) @Rod – Hi, Great to see you here! I must be doing something good if I have Arithon here!!!
Honestly, It makes me proud to see the industry leaders writing comments on my blog… I guess it has to do something about the ego?:)

Well observed Rod! – yes both Jobs.ie and Irish Jobs have actually made a gain during the year to date. What I wanted to point to is the trend during the month of September. You know yourself the importance of the September in the recruitment, and especially recruitment advertising.

Or perhaps I just got a bit carried away, since I finally caught up with the big players? Is this something to do about that ego again? :)

]]> By: Rod Smyth http://www.jobsblog.ie/Jobs/jobs-ie-and-employireland-com-on-the-raise/683/comment-page-1#comment-681 Rod Smyth Tue, 03 Nov 2009 07:39:56 +0000 http://www.jobsblog.ie/Jobs/?p=683#comment-681 Hi Ivan, from the graph above it looks like Irish jobs and jobs.ie have both grown well, employireland stayed the same and the others dropped. With so few jobs out there I think the jobseeker is just going to the only places with most volume. Your site has probably held up due to a larger proportion of visitors from overseas (expats etc) and more effort on SEO Hi Ivan,

from the graph above it looks like Irish jobs and jobs.ie have both grown well, employireland stayed the same and the others dropped.

With so few jobs out there I think the jobseeker is just going to the only places with most volume. Your site has probably held up due to a larger proportion of visitors from overseas (expats etc) and more effort on SEO

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