What are some good advertising sites besides craigslist?

I'm looking for some good JOB advertising websites to post job listings. Can anyone recommend any? I know craigslist is the best that i know of but we're looking for others too. We're in Michigan if that helps any. Please help. thanks so much!

What are some good advertising sites besides craigslist?
Indeed.com has a metasearch engine - it searches craigslist, careerbuilder, hotjobs, dice, etc. for you.





I've found it a great aid in job searches.
Reply:Try this http://www.BoxForYou.com, a free classified website, you can post job %26amp; sell anything for free!





Some people put a link in the ad, to help direct traffic to their own business website. I think that is the cheapest way to promote your business, especially to those newly start up small business owner.
Reply:www.usajobs.gov


www.monster.com


www.careerbuilder.com


http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/
Reply:try





www.gabback.com/freeads





they helped me i hope they can do the same for you.
Reply:Yes. Definetely. Im the owner of http://www.swaggerspot.com and I currently offer free advertising, networking, marketing and more. I am going to create a section for job listings, and I think that your Job advertising will allow you to reach people that are Interested. It is a new website and still growing steadily. Thanks You for your time.





Sincerely,


Swagger Spot
Reply:www.freeonlineads.net


www.classifiedsforfree.com


www.inetgiant.com


www.whynotad.com


www.freewebdirectory.us
Reply:Monster.com


YahooHot Jobs


GoogleJobs?


CareerHunter.com





Use links from those for more.
Reply:Your local paper's websites are probably good places. The Detroit Free Press looks like it has a portal on careerbuilder (http://freep.micareerbuilder.com/).





You might also consider LinkedIn - you can set up a profile and advertise jobs there not to mention build a professional social network. (www.linkedin.com)





Depending on the field, there may be an association website where you can post jobs and get people who specialize in just that field (e.g. Public Relations Society of America).
Reply:Take a look at these ones