Find Bacon

Review:

Find Bacon was a centralized platform for job posting that offered single and subscription services to suit the needs of businesses throughout North America. The site offered a 30-day satisfaction guarantee with promoted listings through their candidate network and social media channels.

Pros:

• The site circulated job posts via its community network and social media accounts.
• Single job posts were displayed in the sidebar of other job posts.
• Subscription users could post up to ten job advertisements per month.
• Job opportunities were shared with the Find Bacon mailing list of qualified designers and developers.
• Find Bacon offered subscription services that let employers save up to 50% per month on job postings.
• The site offered a generous refund and reposting policy.
• The platform promised sponsored advertising would not appear on job posts.
• The site is organically ranked as a top-five "website design and development job board" on Google.

Cons:

• The site did not offer multiple job posting packages for bulk recruitment.
• Find Bacon didn't offer a trial period for job posting services.
• Posts were never shared with other job boards.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of Find Bacon's job board.

Find Bacon vs. 99designs:

99designs is a creative marketplace that charges on a per-project basis. While employers can find a range of freelancers using this service, Find Bacon was better for companies looking to hire permanent staff. 99designs also caters to a number of sectors beyond web design and development, which makes it better for one-off projects.

Find Bacon vs. LaraJobs:

LaraJobs is a PHP developer job board based in the U.S. While they target similar sectors with their services, Find Bacon was a more general web development job board and allowd for job postings in a range of coding languages. They were also the more affordable option, charging $99.00 per 30-day single job post, while LaraJobs charges $299.00 per post.

Find Bacon vs. TechFetch:

TechFetch, similar to Find Bacon, is a tech-focused job board. While Find Bacon offered the option to post a single job or purchase a subscription, TechFetch only offers two annual subscriptions.