CareerAlley Redesign Leveraging FindTheBest Data to Help you Find A Job - CareerAlley

CareerAlley Redesign â€" Leveraging FindTheBest Data to Help you Find A Job - CareerAlley We may receive compensation when you click on links to products from our partners. A key part of job search preparation is researching and understandingthe current job market. How real jobs compare (as in job opportunities that arecurrently posted) as well as salary expectations (your expectations versus what themarket is currently paying). Finding and leveraging the right tools for your researchcan sometimes be as tedious as the job search itself. Recently, CareerAlley discovered the widgets and content ofFindTheBest.com and integrated these tools into a new menu design. Examples ofthe content integration can be seen in the Compare Jobs and Compare Salariesdrop down menus now located at the top of the site. You can browse and comparehundreds of jobs, franchise opportunities, and even job sites without ever leavingCareerAlley. The data could not be more accessible. Have a look, explore theinformation, and let us know what you think! Some background on the content provided in the drop downcomparison menus: Founded in August of 2010 by Kevin OConnor, founderand former CEO of DoubleClick, FindTheBest has already made a huge splash inproviding consumers with the tools to make quick and informed decisions on manyof lifes big decisions from which college to choose, to what type of financial advisoris best for your family, to even which ski resort to stay at during your next trip. After two years of growth, and traffic reaching over 10 million uniquevisitors per month, the company has finally developed what it believe to be its ace-in-the-hole; the ability for anyone on the web to grab any of the nearly 1,000comparisons, and place it on their own site, exactly as it appears on FindTheBest. Ina simple and streamlined process, users can access the Widget Wizard for anycomparison and customize the data fields, look, and color in a matter of minutes. Indefending their brand, FindTheBest provides the use of their comprehensive datacompletely for free. The determined Santa Barbara, California-based team aims tobring trust and value back to the Internet, one widget at a time. Byline:Jonny Kintzele is a writer for FindTheBest, a tool that lets you compare anything from thesmartphone reviewsto thebest banks. Good luck in your search. Visit me on Facebook