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Creator Economy Jobs
creatoreconomyjobs.coSummary
Creator Economy Jobs is an online job board dedicated to connecting employers with job seekers within the creator economy. It allows companies to post job openings and individuals to browse available positions, aiming to centralize hiring efforts in this niche industry.
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7 days
$300.00 one time
- Promoted job listing for 7 days
- 1 feature in our newsletter
- Active within 24 hours after purchase
14 days
$500.00 one time
- Promoted job listing for 14 days
- 1 feature in our newsletter
- 1 dedicated LinkedIn post
- Active within 24 hours after purchase
30 days
$900.00 one time
- Promoted job listing for 30 days
- 2 features in our newsletter
- 2 dedicated LinkedIn posts
- Active within 24 hours after purchase
Rationale
Creator Economy Jobs is a job board for the creator economy, helping employers find talent and job seekers find roles. It does not offer any content publishing or distribution features, nor does it provide tools for writers to create or monetize content. Therefore, it does not align with the core value proposition or any of the must-have features of Medium.
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