13.9 million page views!
What a great month! And incredibly busy as I went back to my roots re-taking over much of the daily grind!
Our busiest day in September had 23,017 views on 9/1, and our busiest week had 119,822 views, and our month had 511,791 views!
We also hit 13.9 million page views in total! Also hoping INALJ supporters will continue to follow and support my latest venture, the new social purpose corp/ community and crowdfunding website, T160K.org, which focuses on arts and culture partnerships across Africa. I am a co-founder and CMO.
Some fast stats for September 2015:
- 13,973,588 total INALJ.com page views (all time) and 511,791 in September alone
- 45,938 Tweets milestone reached
- 7,070 Twitter followers
- 7,093 Facebook fans
- 8,463 LinkedIn group members
- 1,233 INALJ.com email subscribers
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- California was the most viewed US state page with 21,156 views
- Ontario was the most viewed Canadian province and of ALL jobs pages with 25,847 views
- Total jobs added for the month 7,161
The top 10 INALJ articles in September :
- Why I Quit My Library Job and Why I No Longer Want One by Naomi House, INALJ founder and CEO
- 40 Resume Tweaks to Get You an Interview by Margot Note
- Reference isn’t dead, just different by Andy Woodworth
- My Best (Worst) Interview by Naomi House, INALJ founder and CEO
- Avoiding the Michael Scott Syndrome: 9 Tips for New Managers at Every Level by Aisha Conner-Gaten
- “Why do you need a master’s degree to be a librarian?” by Alexis Stapp
- Ten Useful Websites for Techie Librarians by Rebekah Kati
- I am not a librarian (and neither are you) by Naomi House, INALJ founder and CEO
- The Power of Introversion by Diana La Femina
- BANNED! 8 Lesser-known Books Banned in the United States by Ashley Mancill
The top 20 blogs for the month can be found on Twitter with #Top20INALJSept15
It is hard work finding job opportunities, applying for them and getting hired. I hope INALJ makes at least one aspect of your hunt easier so you can focus on applying and getting the job. Here is hoping October continues the trend. Here is hoping the community we have built can help you focus and grow and most importantly find work that can support you and work you can be passionate about.
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published 10/2/2015