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August 14, 2012 08:42 pm GMT
AfterCollege launched in 1999 as a simple job board for entry-level positions. In spite of a bubble burst and more than a decade in between, the company soldiered on, staying afloat (and profitable) thanks to revenue generated from charging employers to post jobs on its site. With a plethora of job sites out there to choose from, like CareerBuilder and Indeed to name two, AfterCollege has managed to attract and retain a steady flow of paying customers because it works closely with individual academic departments within universities, allowing employers to target job postings to students who will actually find the postings relevant.
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AfterCollege Relaunches, Looks To Build A LinkedIn For College Students And Recent Grads
AfterCollege launched in 1999 as a simple job board for entry-level positions. In spite of a bubble burst and more than a decade in between, the company soldiered on, staying afloat (and profitable) thanks to revenue generated from charging employers to post jobs on its site. With a plethora of job sites out there to choose from, like CareerBuilder and Indeed to name two, AfterCollege has managed to attract and retain a steady flow of paying customers because it works closely with individual academic departments within universities, allowing employers to target job postings to students who will actually find the postings relevant.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/LtB3PnUPY0E/
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