How To Get Your Job Listings On TechCrunch For Free
Mark Hendrickson is the product lead at Lift. . Formerly, he was the CEO and co-founder of the consumer internet company Worldly Developments and, prior to that, a writer and web designer for TechCrunch. → Learn More
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There are basically two ways to get your job listings highlighted on TechCrunch: shell out $200 for a listing on CrunchBoard, or write a blog post talking about how you read TechCrunch in the bathroom. Either option is fine by us.
More than twenty new jobs have been posted to Crunchboard in the last week. Here are a few highlights:
Business Development Manager, MySpace
Ruby on Rails Software Engineer, JibJab
Market Research Manager, CNET
Senior Manager, TravelPod Labs, TripAdvisor
User Experience Manager / Producer, Cars.com
CTO, Unigo
Technical Writer with JavaScript experience, Placebase
Software Integration Engineer, GoMobo
Executive Producer, LeapFrog Enterprises
And TechCrunch is hiring too (luckily, we don’t have to pay for our own job listings):
Events Expert
Spring-Term College Interns (remote work)
CrunchBase Analyst
TechCrunch Research Analyst
