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Website: http://simplyhired.com/

Blog: http://blog.simplyhired.com/

Founded in 2003 with $1.2 million invested by its founders, SimplyHired is now a major player the job search market. Competing against companies such as Indeed, SimplyHired seeks to consolidate job listings from major and minor job sites such as Monster, Careerbuilder, the WSJ, Hotjobs and Craigslist. Jobs from these sites and others are categorized by their components (location, work experience,...More»

Address: 2513 Charleston Road Suite 200 Mountain View, CA 94043 Map it »

Industry: Consumer Internet

Sub-Industry: Search / Portal

Ownership: Private

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Date	Type	Capital Amount	Post-Money Valuation	Investors
2003	Seed	1.2M	Unknown	company founders
08/2005	Series A	3M	Unknown	Kanwal Rekhi, Ron Conway, Rajeev Motwani, Garage Technology Ventures, Guy Kawasaki, Dave McClure
03/2006	Series B	13.5M	Unknown	Fox Interactive Media, News Corporation, Foundation Capital
08/11/2009	Series C	4.6M	Unknown	IDG Ventures, Foundation Capital

Name:	SimplyHired
Product URL:	http://simplyhired.com/
Description:	Any Simply Hired user can search for jobs with a staggering number of key words through numerous categories. Search categories, such as “Age 50+” make Simply Hired unique by appealing to niche communities that are often overlooked by most job sites. Results are sorted by relevance or date but can be filtered as many times as needed. Users who take the time to create an account can save their searches and get updates on new jobs they might like. Simply Hired has a rating system which allows it to recommend new jobs based on jobs you rated highly. The system essentially provides a set of search results that users may then narrow down themselves.
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Bullish Opinions (11)	Author/Date
They are supposed to be cash flow profitable now Add Comment	kenny 08/19/2009	100% 1 vote 1 0% 0
i really like their alignment with LinkedIn and Facebook Add Comment	texasblum 09/30/2008	100% 1 vote 1 0% 0
Will see traffic gains during current economic turmoil Add Comment	willsurvive 09/23/2008	100% 2 votes 2 0% 0
They have more partners than anyone else in the industry. Which makes them a company to beat. Add Comment	ajbatac 06/23/2008	67% 3 votes 2 33% 1
A needed companies job boards scraping service with an attractive user interface. Add Comment	devans00 06/10/2008	75% 4 votes 3 25% 1
they have a great future. Add Comment	aanwar 05/01/2008	80% 5 votes 4 20% 1
Users enjoy Simply Hired's fun attitude towards job search. Add Comment	winnie 05/01/2008	83% 6 votes 5 17% 1
They power jobs on LinkedIn, MySpace, Facebook...and lots of other sites. Add Comment	flarkin 05/01/2008	100% 10 votes 10 0% 0
Job search is a large and growing market Add Comment	kenny 04/30/2008	90% 10 votes 9 10% 1
The product is easy to use for consumers and also easy to integrate for 3rd party sites Add Comment	dave 03/21/2008	100% 13 votes 13 0% 0
As one of the first job search aggregators, SimplyHired has gained traction with many partners Add Comment	dave 03/21/2008	86% 14 votes 12 14% 2

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Bearish Opinions (7)	Author/Date
It's all about niche job sites - not general job boards... Add Comment	btrier1 12/20/2008	0% 1 vote 0 100% 1
Difficult to search unless yo kow exactly what you're looking for. Add Comment	bouchardla3250 09/13/2008	50% 2 votes 1 50% 1
Never beleived in online job seeking Add Comment	bbrunelle 09/09/2008	25% 4 votes 1 75% 3
Indeed is easier to use. Add Comment	vivektaneja 07/30/2008	67% 3 votes 2 33% 1
Their traffic is behind competitor Indeed Add Comment	kenny 04/30/2008	67% 6 votes 4 33% 2
Their web traffic and unique visitors seems to have flattened out Add Comment	yoda 03/21/2008	56% 9 votes 5 44% 4
There are lots of competitors in this space Add Comment	dave 03/21/2008	83% 12 votes 10 17% 2