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goraiasish123

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I am planning to run a job alert website , but can't understand how they run the sites. Because it is impossible for anyone feed manually every post Everyday. So you guys if can help me it would be great. Thank and welcome your suggestion . Looking forward to you

some of site example are : -

1. freejobalert(dot)com
2.sarkariresult(dot)com
 
So, what exactly do you want to do? You could start by scraping other sites. You could tie up with consultancies and companies after that. A Job site is not that hard to build, but must be real hard to actually put into use. One thing for sure, you will need a lot of offline contacts if you really want to go into job portals. If you write in more detail here, we might be able to help you out, or atleast tell you that it's a time waster...


Edit: The first website you posted scrapes from naukri. I guess they have some kind of affiliate tieups
 
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My understanding to how it works (and your question for that matter) is that these sites connect to a whole lot of other sites through an API that they provide searching for keywords that the user supplies. For example say you have 3 sites your getting the jobs from

1. You would get a user to give you some keywords based around jobs they were looking for.
2. You would then feed these keywords into the API provided by the job sites (e.g. seek, indeed etc.)
3. Any time a new job was posted matching those keywords, you would send out an email to the user with a link to the job.

Obviously it is a bit more complex then this but this is the general gist of it. Assuming of course that I understood your question correctly
 
You've got an idea and you need all the rest in order to implement the idea. We can probably help if you're more specific. But right now we don't have very much to go on.

PS. You need bots.
 
There was a thread in Making money today how to build a job portal based on WP, with a plugin from Indeed. You might want to check that out.
 
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