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Job board software update (free)By chrisr2 on May 6, 2011 | No Comments
I like to check up on the software vendors from time to time to see whats new. I think a few may be going into the deadpool.
JobBoardsHQ: is a hosted solution that looked promising and was started out of India. But their twitter stream is outdated and my email to them went unanswered. I wouldnt be surprised if they are no longer operating.
Forcefinder: supposedly they operate a number of job sites but when I called their number i just keep getting a recording and when I tried to email them their contact form blows up with errors. Guess they’re not interested.
NEW JOB BOARD SOFTWARE
JobBoardGurus: I just discovered this software through a google ad. They host everything an charge an unknown monthly fee. But their client sites appear to be nicely designed. Looks like they may be based overseas by the looks of some of the sites they power.
Heres’s a look at one of their sites they power.

Whats your favorite job board software? let me know
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New job board software: jobboardsproBy chrisr2 on September 6, 2010 | No Comments
Another self-installed software for job boards is out. This one is called Job Boards Pro. Price is $195. According to the site:
“A solution designed for your needs built with our wide variety of objects and layouts. Web based application written in PHP and using the MySQL database”
You can test it;
Front Page
Administrator Panelusername: guest; password: guest
Its an ok design template and apparently they have others to choose from. Other vendors in this space include Jamit, Jobbex, Jobberbase and Joobsbox.

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New job board software alert (premium)By chrisr2 on August 9, 2010 | No Comments
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Review of webscribble/webjobs software (premium)By chrisr2 on April 15, 2010 | No Comments
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Another lower cost hosted solution (free)By chrisr2 on April 7, 2010 | No Comments
A reader tipped me off to a new job board software provider called PG Job Site. It comes with various ‘modules’ you can plug in…Here’s a quick look…tomorrow I’ll critique the usability of their site package.



