Search In Niches

Everyone advises you to post your resume on leading sites like Monster.com and HotJobs.com. And there’s nothing wrong with that — thousands have been hired using both.

But don’t forget the growing number of job postings found on niche Web sites that cater to specific industries, associations and other affinity groups.

This tactic worked for Carla S., from Marshall, Minnesota.

“I interviewed for and got offered a great job this week after applying to openings on sites from my industry, like http://www.jobsinlogistics.com and http://www.careersinfood.com ,” says Carla.

Action Step: Follow Carla’s lead and focus your search on sites that appeal to a narrow audience. As a result, you’ll likely find less competition for jobs that are closely matched to your qualifications.

Find niche job boards at sites like http://www.nicheboards.com and by doing searches for keywords (“YOUR INDUSTRY + jobs”) at search engines like http://www.google.com, http://www.yahoo.com, http://www.teoma.com and http://www.kartoo.com.—
This job hunting post was adapted from content provided to by my good friends Kevin Donlin and David Perry, co-creators of the Guerrilla Job Search System which is reviewed here.

Kevin and David have been interviewed by Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Fortune magazine, and the Christian Science Monitor about their method to finding a job.

Go right now and get a free audio from Kevin and David on getting your job search into high gear

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