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Strikes Again with Recruiter.com — Jason Davis

Jobs domain pro merges one of his firms with Recruiter.com.

Jason Davis has struck another sizable domain name deal by merging his RecruitingBlogs.com with Recruiter.com.

Although technically a merger, Recruiter.com’s domain name was its main contribution to the puzzle. Recruiter.com owner Ashley Saddul will join the merged entity as CTO and founder.

I first talked to Davis following he sold CEOjobs.com to Harry Joiner last year. I ran a profile regarding him the next day, and he talked regarding some of his domains counting WirelessJobs.com and StartupJobs.com.

Davis and Joiner connected again later last year for an interesting domain transaction.

Among Recruiter.com’s plans are:

-Growing RecruitingBlogs.com
-Delivery of HR.net to be a major publication for HR executives (Davis owns HR.net)
-Delivery of RecruitFest, a recruiting conference in partnership with Monster Worldwide

A press release regarding the deal is here.

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