CareerBuilder Super Sunday!

Expanded Recruitment Section – January 11th & 12th
Special Professional Opportunities package – January 16th

Don't miss one of your biggest and best employment sections of the year coming January 11th along with Monday Classifieds January 12th. This year also features a special bundle package with Friday's Professional Opportunities banner. Together, this expanded package will reach 69%* of adults in the Hartford Metro.

CareerBuilder Super Sunday will be aggressively promoted through a multi-media campaign including print, TV, online and email blasts.

Lock in your reservation now! To participate in this advertising opportunity contact your recruitment advertising agency, your Hartford Courant account executive or Eunice White at (860)520-6904 or ewhite@courant.com.

*Source: Scarborough 2007, Rel 1.

Be a part of history as it unfolds

The Hartford Courant’s coverage of the inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama, and all that is leading up to it, will be comprehensive, riveting and sure keepsakes. Take advantage of the increased readership surrounding this historic event by ensuring your ad’s presence in these valuable editions.

Why Advertise?

• New year, new president, new job. That’s what many people are hoping, and there are plenty of highly qualified candidates in the market for you to reach out to.

• High readership – we’re promoting our inauguration coverage through billboard, rack cards, online and in-paper ads, and on Fox 61 and WTXX to ensure you’ll reach more of the market than anyplace else.

• Increased press run of 15,000 additional copies on the day after inauguration

• Traffic on Courant.com after the election in November spiked to over 4 million impressions, and we expect the same around the inauguration.

Your recruitment efforts can benefit from all of it! Here’s how:

Deadlines for these special advertising opportunities are Monday, January 19th at 11am. So call your Hartford Courant recruitment representative today, or contact Peter Wyble at 860-520-6910 or pwyble@courant.com

Special Promotions

To help you reach the largest pool of qualified candidates for your particular job openings we have designed special packages that combine Sunday print, a 30-day posting on CareerBuilder.com, and other special ad placements:

For specifics on reach for any of the above packages, or for assistance in tailoring a package to meet your needs, please contact your account representative.

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Eunice White
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Local - 860-525-2525
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