Jobs in Planning

From an advertiser's perspective, what is the difference between Jobs In Planning and the mainstream job websites?

Jobs In Planning is primarily an email bulletin which goes out to subscribers each week (it's free to subscribe), therefore you are not relying on your audience visiting a web site regularly to search for jobs. Your job advertisements are delivered to subscribers desktops each week. This will include active job seekers and people who are not actively seeking a new position but keeping an eye on the market in case an interesting opportunity arises. The latter type of person will not typically visit mainstream employment websites.

As you know, Jobs In Planning is just for professional Planners (town/urban, economic, environmental, social and transport), so unlike a 'job mail' from a mainstream employment website, your audience will not have to sift through jobs for maintenance planners, financial planners, wedding planners, production planners etc, etc.

Jobs In Planning also has a wide reach. All subscribers receive the same weekly bulletin. There are no geographical constraints or filters in either posting a job ad or from a jobs seeker's perspective, again, unlike many mainstream job web sites.

We know also, that our subscribers include some managers and decision makers, so for recruitment consultants, Jobs In Planning also has marketing value.