2007 Outlook: Online Recruitment Advertising (Jan. '07)

Content

• Executive Summary
• Chapter 1. The Recruitment Revenue Shift
  • Figure 1.1 Most of $5.9 Billion in Online Job Revenue is Captured by Boards with Less Than 3% Share
  • Figure 1.2 Annual Recruitment Spending Forecast, 2006 to 2011
  • Figure 1.3.Projected Change in Recruitment Spending from 2006 to 2011
• Chapter 2. Newspapers' Dramatic Attempt to Survive
  • Figure 2.1 Online vs. Newspaper Recruitment Revenue, 2006 - 2011p
• Chapter 3. Online Opportunities Abound
  • Figure 3.1 Use of Internet in a Job/Employment Search in the Next 12 Months
  • Figure 3.2 Blue Collar & White Collar Use of the Internet for a Job/Employment Search in the Next 12 Months
  • Figure 3.3 Estimated Job Openings by Generalized Description for 2006
  • Figure 3.4 Comparison of Estimated Jobs to Online Ads for Top Ten Demand Occupations and Pay Levels in 2006
  • Figure 3.5 Estimated Job Search Activity in 2006
  • Figure 3.6 Top 20 DMAs for New Job Searches via Internet, 2006
• Chapter 4. Online Models
  • Figure 4.1 Sources of External Hires for 48 Major Employers
  • Figure 4.2 Internet Sources of External Hires
• Conclusions
• Appendix A
  • Job Category Descriptions
  • Recruitment Spending Category Descriptions
  • Figure A.1 Local Recruitment Spending, By Job Category & Job Description, Projection for 2006
  • Figure A.2 Local Recruitment Activity (Job Openings), By Employer Category, Projection for 2006
  • Figure A.3 Average Local Per-Employee Recruitment Spending, By Employer Category, Projection for 2006