[KOMBO] Vagas abertas no dia 16/08/2010

Bom dia, Segue(m) a(s) vagas, LEMBRANDO QUE para concorrer a(s) vaga(s), basta clicar no link informado e clicar em "Enviar meu currículo para esta vaga". O cadastro de currículo e o envio do mesmo para a vaga é TOTALMENTE GRATUITO.

ATENÇÃO: Currículos enviados por e-mail, não serão considerados !!

Cargo: Gerente de Suprimentos, Compras, Logística e Movimentação
Código da vaga: k362-12
Ramo da empresa: Hospitais, Maternidades, Consultórios, Clínicas e Prontos-socorros
Cidade: Florianópolis/SC
Salário: A combinar
Tipo de contratação: Efetivo
N.º vagas: 1
Data de abertura: 16/08/2010
Previsão de encerramento: 30/08/2010
Detalhes da vaga e envio de currículo através do endereço: http://bit.ly/9bVmVS

Cargo: Assistente Financeiro(a)
Código da vaga: k554-14
Ramo da empresa: Estética, Beleza, Forma Física e Cuidados Pessoais
Cidade: Florianópolis/SC
Salário: A combinar
Tipo de contratação: Autônomo
N.º vagas: 1
Data de abertura: 16/08/2010
Previsão de encerramento: 18/08/2010
Detalhes da vaga e envio de currículo através do endereço: http://bit.ly/9raopp

Cargo: Operador(a) de SAC
Código da vaga: k4-258
Ramo da empresa: Comércio Atacadista
Cidade: São José/SC
Salário: Não informado
Tipo de contratação: Efetivo
N.º vagas: 1
Data de abertura: 16/08/2010
Previsão de encerramento: 21/09/2010
Detalhes da vaga e envio de currículo através do endereço: http://bit.ly/bOevmX

Cargo: Representante Comercial
Código da vaga: k570-15
Ramo da empresa: Comércio Varejista
Cidade: São José/SC
Salário: 2 a 4 salários mínimos
Tipo de contratação: Efetivo
N.º vagas: 1
Data de abertura: 16/08/2010
Previsão de encerramento: 19/08/2010
Detalhes da vaga e envio de currículo através do endereço: http://bit.ly/aZU3hO

Cargo: Consultor(a) de Vendas
Código da vaga: k572-2
Ramo da empresa: Indústria de Máquinas e Ferramentas
Cidade: São José/SC
Salário: 4 a 6 salários mínimos
Tipo de contratação: Efetivo
N.º vagas: 1
Data de abertura: 16/08/2010
Previsão de encerramento: 17/09/2010
Detalhes da vaga e envio de currículo através do endereço: http://bit.ly/cpjxbh

Cargo: Suporte Técnico em Vendas
Código da vaga: k572-3
Ramo da empresa: Indústria de Máquinas e Ferramentas
Cidade: São José/SC
Salário: 2 a 4 salários mínimos
Tipo de contratação: Efetivo
N.º vagas: 1
Data de abertura: 16/08/2010
Previsão de encerramento: 17/09/2010
Detalhes da vaga e envio de currículo através do endereço: http://bit.ly/d0G8tz

OBS: Existem mais vagas abertas no sistema. Para saber mais, acesse: http://www.kombo.com.br/curriculo/visualizar_todas.php?buscar=1

Boa sorte a todos !

Alessandro Assmann
curriculo@kombo.com.br
http://meadiciona.com/ale

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Girl’s Heart

She becomes a demon to keep the child within
She suffers in silence when cruel life maligns
She’s mute to squirms and quick to smile for no reason
She walks alone when deluge of tears makes life frozen
She embraces a big guy in her small heart
She encases a small guy in her big womb
She breaks her world first before she stabs his heart
She smiles all around though her soul rots inert
I know how worthless I am to earn her sacrifice
I see how blind if I were to empathize
I wish to be a girl to know how deep it pains
I wish I could beg her mercy on my knees in tears rain

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How much should i charge for advertising banner on my site?

How much should i charge for advertising banner on my site?

Is there a way to determine a reasonable price according to pageviews, unique daily visitors, or alexa rank?

site is ranked at top 5000 (source: alexa.com) and gets more than 5 thousand UNIQUE visitors daily (source: server stats)

Never used to sell adspace in the past,

I have no clue if i should charge 10 bucks a month or 100 bucks a month or what...

Apreciate any accurate feedback in case someone has experience

How much should i charge for advertising banner on my site?
i don't know
Reply:The bset way for you to start is through: https://www.google.com/adsense/ . You basically put a code on your site and google pays you per click. Ads are tailored to your content on your site, therefore you have a different ads.

This way you do not have to worry about getting advertisers. Google gives you advertisers and pays you for it.
Reply:Are you in for the money?? You should know how much is your costs, that will include everything, not just space in the website such as your computer when you depreciate it, electricity to have it run 24 hrs,the design for the ads etc. Once you determine the cost, you then decide how much you want to charge. How long do you speculate your business will run for? You can ring up another company that sell advertising banner on their website to get some idea. Best of success.
Reply:Hi there, I have been advertising banners on a site that gets 600,000 hits a month on average and it costs us $100usd a month. I think that is great. Another site that we work closley with has over 1.2million members and they charge $15,000 a month for a rotating banner.Hope this helps you.
Reply:Afraid I don't know either but maybe you would look at a tiered rate, so some long-term banner would be lower cost than a banner up for 1-week or 1-month. A lot of adverts are done via agencies (rather than companies direct) and they will probably tell you what they will pay! I guess once you have a few and can measure click throw's then that starts to justify a higher price tag. 5,000 visitors sounds good unless they dont do anything when they arrive and leave straight after.

robert

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[G] Getting to know you at AdSense In Your City: Boston

Inside AdSense: Getting to know you at AdSense In Your City: Boston

Last week I was given the opportunity to attend the Boston AdSense In Your City event. Though Boston technically isn’t my city (I’m a New Yorker by birth) I can see why so many of our fabulous publishers call it home.

Despite our varied interests (ranging from hot sauce to sheepdogs, ab workouts to online video games), every single person in that room was connected by their intense passion for their site’s subject, experience with AdSense, and desire to learn more.

We covered a lot in a single afternoon, and the Googlers learned a lot about your needs and concerns. Whether it was a feature request for the new user interface, a question about what Analytics report to check to help maximize ROI, a clarification about how to leverage DoubleClick for Publishers Small Business, or an optimization tip for the group, I was thrilled to see such lively discussion and engaged participation.

My favorite part of the day was getting some one-on-one time with a few publishers during the cocktail reception and individual optimization sessions. Regardless of site content or amount of product experience, everyone I spoke to shared a similar story: the money earned from AdSense has allowed them to spend more time doing the things they love. Some had more time to build great content for their users, others to quit their day job and blog about their favorite hobby. I was lucky enough to speak to two publishers who shared that AdSense not only allowed them to spend more time with their families, but even to put their kids through college.

Though Boston was the last stop of the AdSense In Your City roadshows, we hope to come visit more of you in the coming months. We’ve looked at all of the comments left so far, and will be sure to ask all of you before we decide where to go next. Make sure you’re opted in to receive special offers via email so we can invite you to events like this, and hopefully AdSense will get to see you in your city very soon!

Posted by Katrina Kurnit - Inside AdSense Team

URL: http://adsense.blogspot.com/2010/08/getting-to-know-you-at-adsense-in-your.html

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My 60 Day Challenge - Getting More Traffic - Earning Hubpages Money

My 60 Day Challenge - Getting More Traffic - Earning Hubpages Money

I decided to sign up for the latest 60 Day Challenge over at Hubpages. I'm excited to learn how to get better traffic and of course make more money. My biggest obstacle is Google Adsense. So I hope to learn a lot. And since I am pretty successful promoting Amazon, I hope to help others in that area.

This is my Hublog where I will be tracking my results

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How much should i charge for advertising banner on my site?

How much should i charge for advertising banner on my site?

Is there a way to determine a reasonable price according to pageviews, unique daily visitors, or alexa rank?

site is ranked at top 5000 (source: alexa.com) and gets more than 5 thousand UNIQUE visitors daily (source: server stats)

Never used to sell adspace in the past,

I have no clue if i should charge 10 bucks a month or 100 bucks a month or what...

Apreciate any accurate feedback in case someone has experience

How much should i charge for advertising banner on my site?
i don't know
Reply:The bset way for you to start is through: https://www.google.com/adsense/ . You basically put a code on your site and google pays you per click. Ads are tailored to your content on your site, therefore you have a different ads.

This way you do not have to worry about getting advertisers. Google gives you advertisers and pays you for it.
Reply:Are you in for the money?? You should know how much is your costs, that will include everything, not just space in the website such as your computer when you depreciate it, electricity to have it run 24 hrs,the design for the ads etc. Once you determine the cost, you then decide how much you want to charge. How long do you speculate your business will run for? You can ring up another company that sell advertising banner on their website to get some idea. Best of success.
Reply:Hi there, I have been advertising banners on a site that gets 600,000 hits a month on average and it costs us $100usd a month. I think that is great. Another site that we work closley with has over 1.2million members and they charge $15,000 a month for a rotating banner.Hope this helps you.
Reply:Afraid I don't know either but maybe you would look at a tiered rate, so some long-term banner would be lower cost than a banner up for 1-week or 1-month. A lot of adverts are done via agencies (rather than companies direct) and they will probably tell you what they will pay! I guess once you have a few and can measure click throw's then that starts to justify a higher price tag. 5,000 visitors sounds good unless they dont do anything when they arrive and leave straight after.

robert

»»  read more

[G] Getting to know you at AdSense In Your City: Boston

Inside AdSense: Getting to know you at AdSense In Your City: Boston

Last week I was given the opportunity to attend the Boston AdSense In Your City event. Though Boston technically isn’t my city (I’m a New Yorker by birth) I can see why so many of our fabulous publishers call it home.

Despite our varied interests (ranging from hot sauce to sheepdogs, ab workouts to online video games), every single person in that room was connected by their intense passion for their site’s subject, experience with AdSense, and desire to learn more.

We covered a lot in a single afternoon, and the Googlers learned a lot about your needs and concerns. Whether it was a feature request for the new user interface, a question about what Analytics report to check to help maximize ROI, a clarification about how to leverage DoubleClick for Publishers Small Business, or an optimization tip for the group, I was thrilled to see such lively discussion and engaged participation.

My favorite part of the day was getting some one-on-one time with a few publishers during the cocktail reception and individual optimization sessions. Regardless of site content or amount of product experience, everyone I spoke to shared a similar story: the money earned from AdSense has allowed them to spend more time doing the things they love. Some had more time to build great content for their users, others to quit their day job and blog about their favorite hobby. I was lucky enough to speak to two publishers who shared that AdSense not only allowed them to spend more time with their families, but even to put their kids through college.

Though Boston was the last stop of the AdSense In Your City roadshows, we hope to come visit more of you in the coming months. We’ve looked at all of the comments left so far, and will be sure to ask all of you before we decide where to go next. Make sure you’re opted in to receive special offers via email so we can invite you to events like this, and hopefully AdSense will get to see you in your city very soon!

Posted by Katrina Kurnit - Inside AdSense Team

URL: http://adsense.blogspot.com/2010/08/getting-to-know-you-at-adsense-in-your.html

»»  read more

My 60 Day Challenge - Getting More Traffic - Earning Hubpages Money

My 60 Day Challenge - Getting More Traffic - Earning Hubpages Money

I decided to sign up for the latest 60 Day Challenge over at Hubpages. I'm excited to learn how to get better traffic and of course make more money. My biggest obstacle is Google Adsense. So I hope to learn a lot. And since I am pretty successful promoting Amazon, I hope to help others in that area.

This is my Hublog where I will be tracking my results

»»  read more