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Hi, Quick question for you.... based on the IT arena, what do you guys think is the best publication to advertise in to get the best exposure? To get our company name out there and to locate candidates in any IT discipline? R/ Leyla Osman

We personally advertise in the local business ledgers and publications, we get a great response, about 50 new contacts a week and about 15 new clients a week. Robert Bailey RBailey@Tinetics.com 714.841.5587 Hi, Quick question for you.... based on the IT arena, what do you guys think is the best publication to advertise in to get the best exposure? To get our company name out there and to locate candidates in any IT discipline? R/ Leyla Osman

Robert, I'm curious since I'm also in your area.  Which publications? ---mark --- Robert Bailey <RBailey@Tinetics.com> wrote: ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

I use the Orange County Business Journal, does wonders for me, both online and off. Robert Bailey RBailey@Tinetics.com 714.841.5587 Robert, I'm curious since I'm also in your area.  Which publications? ---mark --- Robert Bailey <RBailey@Tinetics.com> wrote: ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

That's a tough one considering (at least in my case anyway) that most IT guys probably read more things online than in print. I think that regardless of what printed media you publish in, that the publication should have a complimentary website.  So for example, while I wouldn't necessarily buy the Sunday OC Register in Orange County, I WOULD check their online classifieds (which is a duplicate of the paper) for a job. So I guess that's the key - hit two birds with one stone  with major publications. Aside from that, I would suggest that whatever publication you use should have at least a weekly cycle if not daily because we all know how long it takes to put together a monthly publication.  By the time you place that it, it could be a month or more before it's published. ---mark --- Leyla Osman <losman@sygnetics.com> wrote: ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

Oops, my bad, I read the question wrong. We have used both the macromedia boards and Monster. They seem to do pretty well. Robert Bailey RBailey@Tinetics.com 714.841.5587 That's a tough one considering (at least in my case anyway) that most IT guys probably read more things online than in print. I think that regardless of what printed media you publish in, that the publication should have a complimentary website.  So for example, while I wouldn't necessarily buy the Sunday OC Register in Orange County, I WOULD check their online classifieds (which is a duplicate of the paper) for a job. So I guess that's the key - hit two birds with one stone  with major publications. Aside from that, I would suggest that whatever publication you use should have at least a weekly cycle if not daily because we all know how long it takes to put together a monthly publication.  By the time you place that it, it could be a month or more before it's published. ---mark --- Leyla Osman <losman@sygnetics.com> wrote: ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----