profile updated Mar 3, 2008, 11:42 PM
CareerJournal.com, the job site for The Wall Street Journal, is targeted at executives and high-end professionals with salaries of $100,000 or more. The site takes advantage of its parent company, with a wide range of content including articles and advice. Its editorial content and high-end users are key differentiators from other job boards.
Its products include job posting, resume database search, diversity career fairs, email marketing, and banner advertising. CareerJournal boasts 300,000 executive and professional resumes in its database. It offers cross-posting to sister sites CareerJournalEurope.com and CareerJournalAsia.com, CollegeJournal.com; plus several IT-targeted career boards.
It also exports to and from the CareerJournal National Network, a network of 150 specialty and newspaper sites, all powered by technology provider Adicio. Additionally, recruiters have the option of placing a combination online and print ad in The Wall Street Journal.
Parent company Dow Jones was recently acquired by News Corp., the impact of which is unclear for CareerJournal.com.
News & Updates 
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WSJ Launches New Financial Career Site (www.newscorp.com)
The Wall Street Journal has launched a new career site - FINS.com - a stand-alone, online resource specifically targeting financial professionals and the finance market. The site covers all major financial sectors with associated jobs and news, in-depth research on companies, and daily columns offering advice and career insight, with the credibility and authority of The Wall Street Journal.
Jul 15, 2009, 2:55 PM
Products & Services
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CareerJournal
Job board for high-income jobseekers. Many are or have been executives.Better than average career orientation with significant content from The Wall Street Journal. Single posting price is $375. Discounts for multi-posting packages. Combo buys with print and extended reach for a national network available. -
Targeted advertising
Banner advertising and email marketing with the ability to reach Wall Street Journal online users. Additionally, diversity career fairs are offered.