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Employment Category - Large Traffic Increases

Published: Mon 4 May 2009 03:17 PM
Nielsen Online Market Intelligence Ranking April 2009 - Employment Category - Large Traffic Increases Year on Year
Please find attached a website ranking of the top ten channels in the Nielsen Online Market Intelligence Employment category for New Zealand visitors' unique browsers for April 2009*.
The top three in the Employment category for domestic traffic are seek.co.nz, trademe.co.nz/trade-me-jobs and nzherald.co.nz/employment. Seek and Trade Me Jobs remain well clear in this category as they were this time last year, and have also experienced very high growth rates in traffic numbers since April 2008. seek.co.nz has gone up 24% from 407,004 unique browsers in April 2008, while trademe.co.nz/trade-me-jobs has gone up 31% from 336,176 unique browsers. The very large increase in traffic numbers for the top two job listing websites in New Zealand perhaps gives further verification that there are now many more people looking for employment than there were this time last year.
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* Nielsen Online Market Intelligence rankings are compiled on the basis of websites that participate in the Market Intelligence service.
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