Are you finding that your resume listing your pastor and good old Aunt Mildred just isn't getting you the job offers you deserve? Do you wish you had a way to tap into the network of alumni from your university to find jobs the way fraternity brothers do for each other? Consider San Francisco-based AfterCollege, an online service that connects college students, alumni and employers through faculty and career networks at colleges and universities across the country. The company's mission is to provide college students and alumni with relevant career information and helping employers target the right audiences for their job openings.

The website is targeted, as you might suspect from the name, toward students who are looking for work in their post-graduation years. One of the ways AfterCollege does this is by allowing universities and colleges to set up career networks specific to their school and program. For example, the University of Michigan Nursing program might have one career network, while Stanford University's Management Science & Engineering Department has another. What is a a career network? It is a website created specifically for students and alumni at a specific academic department, student organization, or professional organization. Career networks can then contain exclusive job opportunities, announcements and events for the members of that network. AfterCollege is the brainchild of students at Stanford University, who started the service for Stanford students in 1996. In 1999, the company incorporated and went nation-wide. They've been serving America's students ever since.

The company provides more than just a simple job search function - although that's a tremendous advantage for users. The company also offers a range of useful content, including articles relating to interviewing tips, salary advice, textbook rentals, and a resume center. I took a little time today to browse through the site, and came away impressed with the overall design and usefulness of the site. I was able to find jobs through my alma mater's page, and a search of the zip code I live in also netted me useful entry-level jobs in my neighborhood. So, whether you're an employer, a college administrator, or a college student / alumni looking for jobs, consider giving AfterCollege.com a visit. You might just walk away with a job.Ever since online marketing came into existence, services such as content writing, search engine optimization, link building, social networking services, web designing, and web development gained importance. There are numerous companies offering Internet branding services and they constantly look for experts in the above mentioned services. Amongst all services, content writing jobs are the most popular. There's no denying that "Content is King" when it comes to the Internet but many proficient writers do not have a fair idea where to find quality content writing jobs. If you're a motivated wordsmith oozing off talent; do follow the below mentioned tips: