If you are serious about your job search and want to:

• Find your next dream company
• Move away from companies that don’t value your effort
• Find a company that values you and pays you more
• Find a job in an industry you truly love
• Change industries because you are tired of working in the same one
• Find a new job when you know your company is on the verge of bankruptcy
• Find a new job when you know you may be fired soon because of budget cuts

If you have any of the above reasons, this is the right place to find your next marketing job.

When I asked my friend to share my website on Reddit to get feedback about its aesthetics, most people said the same thing:

“Your website looks like a telephone directory from the 1950s.”

I am really happy about that reply.

 Why?

People use a telephone directory only to find phone numbers.

The same goes for my job board. People visit my website to find marketing jobs.

Even when they find a job through my website, they will never reach out and say,
“Thank you for creating this awesome job board with updated listings every day.”

Why? Because they come only to find marketing jobs.
No friendship. No loyalty. Nothing—just finding a job.

They don’t care about my website’s aesthetics.

So, if you want to be one of them, please go to the Jobs section and find your next marketing job for the reason you already have in mind.

Disclaimer:

People who used my website and found marketing jobs through it never said anything about my website—not even a positive comment.

People who will never use my website in their lifetime are the ones who talk about its aesthetics.

If you are a real visitor, don’t be like them and break my heart. I am a sensitive person—that’s why I went to my friend’s Reddit post and blocked him.

Chin up, marketers. You are not applying lipstick on pigs.

Search for marketing jobs, get hired, and move the numbers for your organization.

Best of luck with your job search.