Oil and Gas Job Search, the global job site for the oil and gas industry have seen a massive 40% growth in site visits and a gigantic 60% increase in new site users compared with the same month last year. They now have over a quarter of a million oil and gas industry professionals using the site on a regular basis to find jobs and contracts.
The niche website, which caters for job seekers, recruiters and employers within the oil and gas industry, is proud that the milestone has been reached whilst still maintaining the highest quality calibre of site users in the industry. Recent independent site auditing has revealed that the demographics of its site users are far more attractive than that of some of its competitors, demonstrating the attractiveness of oil and gas job search to the upper echelon of oil and gas industry professionals. These qualities can be seen by the high standard and volume of oil jobs on the site.
John Roberts, Marketing Director of Oil and gas job search had this to say about the milestone “The growing appeal of oil and gas job search to oil and gas professionals searching for new jobs and contracts has been unmistakable over the last 12 months. We have seen increased use of every area of the website and recent improvements to usability have only bolstered our position as the favoured way of finding work within the industry. After careful analysis, it has emerged that demographics wise, we have a higher quality of site user than a few of our competitors, which in turn attracts clients to find the right people for the right job and feedback from our clients has been overwhelming in this regard. We also successfully carried out the largest industry salary survey ever which has been gratefully received by industry professionals worldwide. We intend to build upon our strengths and accelerate the growth of the site whilst still attracting the best people and ensuring that our clients find our services extremely easy to use as well as being the most rewarding option on the market.”


Published on 19/05/2010 09:58:07

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