why you should be advertising your vacancies on the comms2point0 jobs directory...
our audience is highly targeted to the comms, PR, marketing and digital industry. they made over 410k visits to comms2point0.co.uk in 2024 - the site has become a key and trusted place for communicators to look for their next role.

with the top jobs packages you can access our community via a highly engaged LinkedIn account, which connects with over 14.5k across the industry. with @comms2point0 Twitter/X our posts and links are shared every working day with 16k followers. plus, our other platforms, which includes over 4k to our popular eMag, and our Bluesky account reaching almost 700 comms connections already.

there are THREE options...

OPTION 1 - JOB OF THE WEEK PLUS

the job of the week PLUS package has:

- your role featured at the very top of our highly popular jobs directory pages for one week - shared on LinkedIn three times to over 14.5k communications connections - tweeted 5 times to 16k Twitter/X followers - featured in the comms2point0 eMag which is sent to 4k subscribers - shared with almost 700 connections on our Bluesky account.

£200 per job + vat.

OPTION 2 - JOB OF THE WEEK

the job of the week package has: - your role featured towards the top of our popular jobs directory pages for one week - shared on LinkedIn twice to over 14.5k communications connections - - tweeted 3 times to 16k Twitter/X followers.

£150 per job + vat.

OPTION 3 - PLATINUM PACKAGE

- an ad on our popular jobs directory pages - shared on LinkedIn once to over 14.5k communications connections
- tweeted once to 16k Twitter/X followers.

£100.00 per job + vat

*all jobs are usually posted live here on the same day of booking and run until the job application deadline closes*

payment is up-front via secure card payment.

to advertise your vacancy contact Darren.


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