Like the classic phone book, being listed in the most popular directories is a surefire way to be found more on Twitter.
Directory listing tips
* Popular directories became popular because they are generally easy to use, and specifically so for listing yourself. Take advantage of all the options to give yourself exposure is as many relevant categories as possible.
* When a directory limits the number of categories (or tags) where you can list yourself (such as 5 for WeFollow, 10 for Twellow), browse all the categories that are relevant to your personal brand and then choose the best trade-off among the categories that you ‘must’ be in and the categories where you can rank highly e.g. on the first page of listings for that category.
Where the most job seekers and recruiters are meeting up on LinkedIn.
Not sure how or why to use LinkedIn Groups on your job search?
Then read this first (it will open in a new window): Everything You Need to Know About Finding Jobs with LinkedIn Groups
60 LinkedIn Groups for Your Job Search
Currently, LinkedIn only lets you join a maximum of 50 groups. Here I’ve listed 60 so that you can pick and choose which groups are most useful for you.
This list is ordered according to member counts, and each group is described with its official text as it appears on LinkedIn.
All the free salary surveys and other salary information you’ll need in 2010.
How to use this list
* The list only includes sites that are credible or that explain where their numbers come from.
* Compare results across multiple sites for best results. Salaries are always changing and many of these sites are based on employee-submitted information.
* If you know of any other 2010 salary resources that aren’t in the list, please suggest them in the comments below.
What’s in this list?
* Salary surveys – created by surveying readers about their salaries.
* Salary databases – readers contribute information about their jobs, sometimes in exchange for access to the rest of the database.
* Salary reports – a salary report can be written from a company’s own data or compiled from a combination of salary surveys, government statistics, company disclosures, etc.
* Salary or wage search – search on a profession and the results will show typical earnings.
* Salary calculators or checkers, wage/worth estimators – you fill out a form of questions about your profession and the calculated result is an estimate of the salary you should be earning. If you’re employed, this a good way to judge how fair your pay is.
The best places on Facebook to look for jobs in Israel. Period.
(If you’re looking for a job outside of Israel, see our international list, the 39 Most Popular Facebook Pages In The World for Job Search.)
Please share this list with your friends on Facebook, they’ll thank you ;)
How to read this list
Each row in the table shows the Facebook page or group logo (if there is one), the name of the group or page, the number of members (for a group) or fans (for a page) and includes the official description as taken from Facebook.
Whenever a group or page name is listed in Hebrew with a translation in parentheses, that means that most or all of the group’s or page’s content is in Hebrew, and that the description was also translated from Hebrew using Google Translate.
The rows appear in reverse order, with the membership sizes growing until you reach #1, the largest Israeli Facebook job search group of them all at the bottom.
Learn where so many job seekers are going on Facebook for leads, job search tips, company research and more.
How to use this list
* Each row shows how many fans that page has right now, and mentions which language is used regularly on that page besides English.
* A country flag means that page is for people in that country only while the globe icon (International) means a page with international scope e.g. job listings for multiple countries.
Please share this on Facebook with friends who will find it useful, and don’t forget to fan the JobMob Facebook Page.
The most popular FREE freelance marketplaces on the Web according to Alexa.
Most of the sites listed here are free to use in their most basic form both for freelancers and employers, however some of the sites have fees for at least one party and most of the sites have paid premium features.
The list also mentions site specialties and main language when not English.
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About the author
Jacob Share is the founder and SVP of Share Select Media, a company focused on empowering quality bloggers and blogs such as Group Writing Projects, The Original Home of Group Writing Projects.
From Jacob: I grew up between Canada, France and Israel where I had my first Internet experience in 1994 and was hooked. Since then I've enjoyed playing a part in growing the Web as a manager-developer and project manager at Amazon.com and other e-commerce companies before starting up my own venture.
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