When we decided to add the Relocate Clayton Job Board to the website a while back, we did it mostly as something to supplement the information and editorial content we offer on the main site.
But since we started the job board, it’s become one of the most visited areas of the site. One thing we noticed is that the job board is that it gets a ton of traffic from all over North Carolina…not just Johnston County.
And so, to meet the growing needs of the unemployed and the gainfully employed who are seeking new careers, we’ve launched ZuluJobs.com – an online job board catering exclusively to those seeking work in North Carolina.
Search for jobs, or post open positions for the world to see.
The site is part job board, and part blog. The Relocate Clayton staff will be dedicating time to bring updated employment news and resources to help you find a job that meets your needs in North Carolina.
So it doesn’t matter whether you use the Relocate Clayton job board or if you start using ZuluJobs.com, you’ll always get tons of relevant jobs.
The hard-working Relocate Clayton staff manged to get their hands on a sweet piece of code today that lets you search for jobs anywhere in the USA with a few taps of the keyboard and a click. You can see it at the very top of the two right-hand columns.
Check it out, play with it…find some jobs. That’s what it’s for, right?
That’s right Johnston County – in case you lost count of the insurmountable amount of money you owe this great nation, it’s right here calculating everything you could possibly know about the insane amount of debt this country is in.
Right now, you owe $37,243. And your elected officials in Raleigh would like to take their share as well.
So, it’s been about a week since I started working out at the Smithfield Recreation and Aquatics Center and if there’s one thing I know, it’s that I feel great. But I also don’t feel like typing, so here’s a video to describe it more:
So, if you want to get in shape and have the suport you need to keep at it for the long-haul, think about joining SRAC.
This week, I’m featured on one of the Triangle’s leading business-to-business websites: triangleb2b.com. The profile talks about my SEO Content Writing Services, how I got into the business and what I do to stay competitive even in these tough economic times. Some highlights include:
What drives you to be successful?
Knowing that somebody’s livelihood is hinged on what I do. I’m not just writing content that makes a sale or ranks on page one of Google – I’m writing content that provides income for somebody so they can put their kids through college, pay bills and make the most of their own life. And, in turn, my livelihood is hinged on the same success.
What is your ultimate goal and timeline for your business (looking to sell, expand, keep on trucking)?
My goal is to work myself out of a job by building passive income streams using my talent so I can gradually work less and less for clients. That should put me in a place where I can choose the clients and projects I want. Until then, I’m still taking on new clients. In case you were wondering.
Senator Rouzer called me back yesterday, and my conversation was surprisingly pleasant. That means I behaved on the phone with him. I had called him for some clarification on his stance on taxes and to tell him how certain sections of SB202 effect me and my family’s ability to send income tax to Raleigh in [...]
I like history, so I went back in time to the campaign website for Sen. David Rouzer (R) who represents Johnston, Wayne for a refresher course regarding his view on taxes.
According to his site:
At the height of each great civilization, taxes were low [...]
Unemployment is at 11% in North Carolina and our elected folks in Raleigh think it’s a good time to raise taxes.
Where do we keep finding these people? And why do we keep electing them?
Anyway, you’r taxes are about to go up and there’s a new website that attempts to explain what it might mean for [...]
When we decided to add the Relocate Clayton Job Board to the website a while back, we did it mostly as something to supplement the information and editorial content we offer on the main site.
