Domain Strategies, a Monster Venture Partners company and a leader in building businesses on premium domains like Healthcare.com, Patents.com, Alerts.com and Wifi.com, is pleased to announce a partnership with Marc D. Snyder to build on the success of www.Careers.Org and develop the site into the next generation career development and management resource. Marc D. Snyder, Founder of Careers.org, will remain with company as Chief Content Manager.
Seattle, WA (PRWEB) June 2, 2008 -- Domain Strategies, a Monster Venture Partners company and a leader in building businesses on premium domains like Healthcare.com, Patents.com, Alerts.com and Wifi.com, is pleased to announce a partnership with Marc D. Snyder to build on the success of www.Careers.Org and develop the site into the next generation career development and management resource.
"When I registered the domain and founded Careers.Org in 1995, it was my hope that one day the site would be recognized as among the leading career information web sites in the world. I wanted the site to always be seen as living up to its longtime motto, … IF IT'S ABOUT YOUR CAREER … IT'S HERE!" explained Marc D. Snyder,. "Having the chance to work with Rob and Scott and the Domain Strategies team is making that dream a reality. It's an exciting time and I very much look forward to seeing Careers.Org become ever more useful to those seeking a new career, job or help in developing a new business or additional career education."
According to Nielsen Online, Netview - career based websites garner almost 10% of the internet audience for the week ending March 16, 2008. Top job sites such as Monster.com, Careerbuilder.com and Jobs.Yahoo.com each see between 2.34% and 3.57% of the internet audience on a weekly basis. And in Europe approximately 53.9 million Europeans visited a career services and development site during an average month during the fourth quarter of 2007, averaging 3.5 visits per visitor, reports comScore. The category touches peoples live throughout their entire adult life from selecting a post-high school education, to researching and selecting an initial career, changing careers and winding down from a long and successful career.
"Careers.Org is a great domain name that has already been built into a solid business as a career resource directory," described Scott Fasser, President/COO of Domain Strategies, "Marc and I believe there is a lot more that can be accomplished on the domain as a partnership between our design, development and marketing expertise with Marc's research and career management expertise."
About Careers.Org
Marc D. Snyder founded Careers.Org (http://www.Careers.Org) in 1995, having previously worked in telecommunications management and consultation in the financial services industry for more than ten years. Careers.Org has become a respected career directory and reference source and has been mentioned in more than one-hundred books. Many thousands of other sites link directly to Careers.Org, including many college non-profit and government sites. Marc was co-author of How to Get a Job in Seattle and Western Washington in 1998
About Domain Strategies, Inc,
Domain Strategies (http://www.domainstrategies.com) is a pioneering leader in the field of internet domain development. The company partners with domain owners, visionary entrepreneurs and smart capital to unlock hidden value in high quality internet domain names. Using a proprietary three step process for domain assessment and development, Domain Strategies unlocks intrinsic domain value by assisting domain owners to build a value added business on top of their domain name foundation. Domain Strategies' portfolio of domains under management includes more than 5,000 domains controlled by Monster Venture Partners, and more than 600 domains controlled by Internet Real Estate Group, more than 2500 international domains controlled by IDNoptions, as well as selected domains from some of the leading portfolio companies around the world.
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