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SEEK Launches New Mobile Site

Published: Wed 1 Dec 2010 10:30 AM
Media Release Wednesday 1st December 2010
SEEK Launches New Mobile Site
SEEK has today launched the first mobile job site by a major jobs board in New Zealand. Available for now on the iPhone and iPod Touch, SEEK Mobile helps jobseekers stay in touch with all the new jobs on SEEK anytime, anywhere.
Visits to SEEK via mobile devices are currently numbered at 34,000 a month and with the addition of a mobile site SEEK's Product Director, Doug Blue, expects this to increase significantly.
"SEEK is the jobs expert in New Zealand, and our new product developments are geared to meet Jobseekers needs when it comes to finding a job. We've been monitoring mobile traffic for some time, and over the last year we've started to see significant growth so we feel it's the right time to launch a mobile offering. To experience SEEK's new site, simply go to seek.co.nz on any iPhone or iPod Touch."
There are now over 280,000 Smartphone users in New Zealand according to figures by Nielson, and this number is expected to grow rapidly over the next 12 months. With SEEK Mobile the majority of these users can now keep up to date with new opportunities from SEEK, wherever they are.
"Jobseekers that like to SEEK on their phones will now be able to view the 13,000 jobs on the site with ease. We've kept it simple and intuitive for users to be able to search, set up alerts, view their JobMail as well as saving jobs they are interested in to apply for at a time that suits them."
Recent research conducted by SEEK showed that 7 out of 10 Kiwis are open to new opportunities. Now with SEEK Mobile they can discreetly search and identify potential new roles on the go.
"The New Year is a traditional time for jobseeking activity and SEEK Mobile makes it easy to search for your next great job. This is another example of our dedication to making the job seeking process simple and as accessible as possible."
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