Announcing the JobMob Guest Blogging Contest

Announcing the JobMob Guest Blogging Contest 2 This is the first JobMob contest, open to anyone that can write. I hope you enjoy it. Prize To Be Won US$100, to be paid in dollars or shekels at the exchange rate of the day it's awarded. If you live outside of Israel, you will need a Paypal account to receive the award. The winner is the author of the post with the most unique visitors during the 7 days following the appearance of the post on JobMob (the day of posting will be considered as day 1 of 7), so you'll want to encourage people to come to the site during that week-long period. By all means, you can submit your guest posts to social networks to increase traffic but to be fair, I won't be doing so for any guest posts in the contest. Ties will be broken by the post with the most trackbacks pingbacks (combined), so you also have an interest in getting blogs to link to your guest post(s). If you're a blogger, linking to your own guest posts is fine and you might want to use the official contest logo here above when doing so. How Does It Work? Get an idea for a guest post on JobMob. Send me your guest post from the Contact Us page or via email to jacob.share [@] shareselectmedia.com. If you've followed the rules below, I will put your guest post on JobMob as soon as I can. If you mention a specific date in your message to me, I can wait for it as long as it's during the contest timeframe. That's it. Simple.eval How Long is the Contest? The contest begins with the first guest blog post, whenever that is. Once the guest blogging begins, I will post a weekly recap but not more. This isn't going to be like the 2007 JIB Awards where I was bugging you to vote every other day, I promise.eval The contest will end 1 month after it began. If there are many entries, I may extend the contest by an additional 2 weeks. The winner will be announced one week after the contest ends. I will clarify all these dates once the opening blog post appears. Rules Must be original content. This is easy to check, thank you Google. Must be in English. I will only post your article if I think it's useful to the JobMob Community so check the Archives for examples. If you have an idea but aren't sure that it'll pass, please ask me before you spend any time writing about it. Also, take a look at the monthly top posts articles where I give some statistics regarding the kinds of posts that have done well on JobMob in the past. The guest post must be complete and not an excerpt with a link to “continue reading on my blog”. That said, if you do have a blog you could link to it in a byline about yourself. There's no minimum or maximum word length. You can submit as many guest posts as you like. Any images in a guest post must be royalty-free and used in accordance with their license. Linking to an existing JobMob article would be great but isn't required. Suggestions Job seekers â€" write about your experience looking for work, in Israel or anywhere, or send in a JobMobber Profile. Job finders â€" blog about tips that have worked for you in past job searches. Recruiters â€" tell us why job seekers should come to you. Companies â€" use this opportunity to attract job seekers. Good luck!