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EalingToday.co.uk Job Advertising Offer
Advertising vacancies on EalingToday.co.uk is free and our jobs page is one of the most popular on the site with advertisers reporting a great response.
Until August 8th we are offering a free upgrade to our classified job ads for up to 20 local businesses which will mean that even more people will see your vacancy.
If you enter a job ad and let us know you wish to upgrade it, we will add it to the main jobs page and it will also be 'tweeted' to our 1,100 Twitter followers. This offer is for Ealing based businesses listed on our directory only and is for situations vacant.
If you'd like more exposure, remember paying EalingToday.co.uk advertisers get all their vacancies advertised for free in our e-mail newsletter which goes to 4,000 local people. The first 5 businesses to place a job ad in classifieds and request to appear in the newsletter will do so at no charge.
Employment Opportunities in Ealing
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Register for the EalingToday.co.uk Newsletter
Advertise in the Newsletter
You can promote your business in the newsletter. It is an excellent way to reach a highly targetted Ealing audience.
Rates are available on this page.
For more information call 020 8994 7888 or e-mail ealingsales@neighbournet.com.
How to Get Listed on Our Directory
If your ad budget doesn't stretch to promoting your business in our newsletter you can get still get sales for a much lower outlay by listing on our directory.
Visit the Ealing Directory
Register on the site by clicking on 'Sign Up' or log on with your existing ID.
Navigate to the section where you would like your listing to appear
Click on the insert button and select either a basic or enhanced listing. If you are based in W5, W13 or W7 a basic listing is free.
Community groups may qualify for a free enhanced listing.
Neighbour Net Ltd.,
The Courtyard,
4 Evelyn Road,
W4 5JL.
Tel: 020 8994 7888
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