Friday, 17 July 2009

Free domain name and unlimited email addresses with Pro account

Who hosts the job site?

We do normally host your domain, but we can automatically send the pages to your own server if you prefer.You can also buy domain names from us. Jobshout offers free DNS with every domain name and DNS management is all done online with easy to use admin control panel. Jobshout also offers unlimited email accounts hosting with 1GB mailbox storage space per account and with unmatched support for emails and domain names. Please click here to register new domain name. Please note you can also transfer your domain name to us using our online easy to use tools.

What will the domain name url or web address of my job site be?

By default yourname.jobshout.co.uk. You can also use an address which is a subdomain of your existing website (like jobs.yoursite.co.uk).

A relevant domain name is really important for your SEO. If .com or .co.uk domain name is not available please contact us and it might be that the .jobs domain name is available. We provide free consultancy on choosing the right domain name. Please contact Jobshout consultant for a discussion now.




Note: If you run a Job board using Jobshout Pro we will give you a free domain name and unlimited emails. You have to actually buy the domain names and email hosting first and if you are Jobshout Pro customer we will credit your account with the amount you have spent. If you are not a Pro customer yet you can still lock your domain and and keep the receipt safe to claim your credits back. Please email support@jobshout.co.uk for more information. Subject to our terms of business - Please click here to see Terms and conditions of business

Thursday, 16 July 2009

Story of Jobshout

Jobshout began it’s journey about two and half years ago at Workstation Solutions Ltd when I was working on some other CRM software projects. I noticed publishing jobs and content online for administrators was a nightmare. We were missing lot of opportunities as not every new job was posted on the site as it was practically not very easy to do so as it was laborious process. Also there was every chance of making technical errors as every page needed to be tested and working on all Internet Browsers. There was no meta data on these pages for best SEO. So chances of finding our site by new visitors on the web using Search Engines was nil. There was not a single readymade system available of this kind to manage jobs and CVs online on a branded web based system . And if the online brand changes all the site content would have to be re-developed again. As you can imagine it was quite an effort to post a single job. I had some web development experience and everyone in the company supported this new idea and I was commissioned by Steve and Nathan to write something which will allow them to run their business efficiently.

Since then Jobshout has evolved and we started offering Jobshout to external clients as a service. Idea worked really well as there was no hardware to buy, there was no database license to buy and there was no need for big budgets to start online presence. Workstation’s new job board started to attract 1000 unique visitors a day from UK alone. It was quite a big jump from about 10 visitors a day.

Anyway, It will be wrong for me to take all the credit for writing Jobshout as I could have never done it without Workstation’s support and trust in myself. I will be always grateful to Steve Gibson, Vivien Gibson and Nathan Mayatt for creating opportunities for myself and others.

I would like to also take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank Rollo Carpenter @ Icogno Ltd for his excellent SEO ideas and work done on Jobshout. And Kevin Williams for his contribution to Email job alerts and broadbean integration.