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Sell side job marketing

Jeff Clark is right out of school. Rather than making average resumes to send to lots of companies to get past computer screeners so he could get an average job, he built a website. I Hired Jeff Clark! Jeff Clark is looking for a marketing job....

Sign of things to come.

PS Lots of mail criticizing Jeff's grammar, attention to detail, etc. I didn't post his site because it's perfect. I posted it because he's doing something that's easy, probably effective and a sign of things to come. More to come, I'm sure.

Posted by Seth Godin on February 22, 2006 |

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