Tracking posts enables you to obtain a specific URL to your job posting and by placing that link elsewhere preferably on a job site such as craigslist or jobvertise. When someone comes to your ad from that site and then subsequantly joins our site you'll be able to track those users even if they don't response to your job posting.

This can help you contact those users directly as you know they had some sort of interest with the position you have available.

Enabling tracking is simple. Go to your Free Job Postings and click the tracking link once you have posted a job.

Feel free to let us know about how we could improve this. 

Today we released a number of changes. Notably with contacting jobseekers. When you contact a jobseeker now, your message will be screened before it is actually sent to the user, this is to prevent further spam bots.

 Here is the list of changes:

 1. Screening of emails to prevent spam.

 2. Fixed issue with saving of area in employers job page.

 3. Employers can now view how many views their job ad has been viewed.

 4. Employers can now browse through responses for their job postings. 

 Hope you like the changes. Comment here to tell us what you want changed or added.

We recently had a string of users ask us to retrieve their username because they had forgotten what they used.

Because of the requests we have added a new link that enables you to retrieve your username.

 First go to the home page or the login screen.

Click on the "Forgot my username?" link.

Enter your email address

 Click Find.

 If you don't recieve your email, please make sure you check your spam folder before contacting us.            

                    Fun Facts about Los Angeles 

• The world’s 18th largest economy is the Los Angeles County. If the Los Angeles County was to be regarded as a state, it would be the fourth largest in US.
• Los Angeles is regarded as the entrepreneurial capital of the world. It has about 200,000 small businesses, which is twice as many small businesses that can be found in any other region of the United States.
• LA County is also the 11th largest economy in the world with regard to the Gross Domestic Product and falls ahead of Netherlands, South Korea, and Mexico and is just behind Canada, China, and Spain.
• LA would be the ninth largest state in US when ranked on the basis of population ahead of any other state of US except for California, Texas, and New York.
• Los Angeles has some 90 stage theaters and more than 300 museums, which is greater than any other city in the US.
• The ‘bird of paradise’ is the LA city flower and the LA city tree is the ‘coral tree’.
• When Los Angeles was founded in 1781, it was called ‘El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de la Porciuncula’, which translated to ‘Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angeles of the Small Portion’. At that time, there were only 44 people or 14 families living there. The population grew and the name shrank to ‘Los Angeles’.
• One of the busiest ports in the world is the Los Angeles port, which is an important business and commercial center.
• The top 10 industries in LA are Business and Professional Management Services; Health Services; Tourism; International Trade; Wholesale Trade and Distribution; Technology, Telecommunications and Aerospace; Motion Picture and Television Production; Financial Services, Apparel Design and Manufacturing, Agriculture and Food Production.
• Almost a quarter of the land area of Los Angeles is taken up by automobiles
• In Los Angeles, there are fewer people than there are automobiles.
• Los Angeles's full name is "El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula" and can be abbreviated to 3.63% of its original size: "L.A."
• The Los Angeles area has more people of Mexican ancestry than any other urban area in the world, outside of Mexico.
• The birth of the Internet was sparked from the campus of UCLA in 1969 when professor Leonard Kleinrock needed a way to communicate between campuses.
• Originally titled, 'Hollywoodland' the Hollywood sign was built in 1923 by Harry Chandler to advertise the area for a cost of $21,000. It was only supposed to last for a year and a half, but has lasted for more than eighty years.