.JOBS Domain General FAQ Jobs FAQ - What is a domain name?
- A Domain Name is your address on the Internet. It is your unique identity on the Internet that corresponds to your numeric address "IP." Or in simple terms, a domain name is the part of your Internet address that comes after "www".
- What is .jobs?
- .jobs is an Internet Top Level Domain or TLD. Other commonly known TLDs include .com, .net, .org, .edu and .gov. TLDs help people navigate to particular Internet destinations. For example, if a job seeker is looking for jobs at Walgreens, Inc., he or she would simply navigate straight to www.walgreens.jobs.
- Why .jobs?
- Simple answer: Target Marketing. Placing your company name in front of .jobs creates a web address that is a direct route to your companys Internet jobs content. For example, Merck retains its company brand when advertising www.merck.jobs in recruitment ads, while at the same time directing job seekers straight to what they want information on Mercks jobs.
- Who operates .jobs?
- The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) licensed the operation of .jobs to Employ Media LLC.
- Who is .jobs for?
- .jobs is for every employer organization in the world that invests in recruitment advertising.
- What is .jobs for?
- .jobs is for your recruitment ads using your company name in your web address directs job seekers to exactly where they want to go. And you look good doing it, too!
- Can I post third party jobs at my .jobs website?
- At this time, our usage rules do not allow you to post third party jobs at your .jobs website.
- How else is .jobs different?
- .jobs is different from .com. We validate that each and every company which requests a .jobs is who they say they are, or the request is denied. Its a more labor-intensive, expensive way of doing things, but we feel strongly that it adds to the value of having a .jobs domain.
Source: www.goto.jobs
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