Web Site...	Overview...	Pricing...
ResumeRabbit.com	100,000 pretty much says it all. That's the number of customers the Rabbit has helped find a job. The oldest and largest online resume distributor with over 5 million submissions... ( read full REVIEW)	$59.95  to post your resume on up to 85 different job posting sites. Be seen by up to 1.5 million employers and recruiters daily.
ResumeZapper.Com	1000's of America's top recruitment firms (hint: HeadHunters) are targeted by this very efficient service. Your resume is sent straight to the inbox of their email. With superior industry targeting... ( read full REVIEW)	$49.99  to zap your resume to both general recruiters as well as those in 3 industries of your choosing.
EmailMyResume.com	Sophisticated distribution software sends your resume to 1000's of recruiters and employers. With industry targeting, confidential delivery and a free listing of firms receiving your resume... ( read full REVIEW)	$49.99 for the basic service. Includes free listing of all companies receiving your resume.
Employment911.com	Post your resume on 80 top job sites... or email blast your resume to a select list of 1000's of employers and recruiters, with a guarantee to be seen by up to 1000 companies.... ( read full REVIEW)	$59.95 to post to 80 job sites, or... $49.95 to blast your resume to both employers and recruiters.

About Our Ratings...

The lure of the company offering resume distribution services is the old adage: time is money. Nobody with access to a computer really needs a resume distribution service. That's because anybody with a computer can perform the same task as the resume distributor--it's not rocket science. The problem becomes... at what pace and at what cost.

For example, the resume distributor ResumeRabbit.com offers to distribute your resume on up to 85 job sites for just under $60 bucks. Now, you could do that yourself. But by our calculation, we're talking an estimated 60+ hours to get your resume 'out there' in these kind of numbers (setting up accounts, learning each site's system, uploading data). If you were paying yourself for this job, you'd be laboring over the computer for $1.00 per hour.

ResumeZapper.com will send your resume out to more than 1000 recruiters for less than $50 bucks. Punch that out on the calculator--assuming you could even find the email addresses of that many recruiters--and you're working for pennies. Is that what your time is worth? If so, then resume distributors are a waste of money. If your time is more valuable than that, resume distributors are certainly worth a look.

We looked. And here's what we considered...

Quality Of Service

You were persnickety (and rightfully so) about the writing of your resume--professional looking layout, polished presentation, phrasing that would make an adman proud. You know that packaging counts. By the same token, you don't want a resume distributor who manhandles (figuratively) your paperwork and leaves it dog-eared and mustard stained. So we looked for services that were attentive and precise and focused on customer needs. Telltale signs included:

• Longevity. We valued those resume distributors that have been in business for years.
• Accessible. We liked to see a customer service phone number posted prominently (and answered by an actual human being).
• Testimonies. We liked to see testimonials from customers identified by first and last names.
• Transparency. Extra points went to those services most open about their business methodology and distribution lists.

Reasonable Pricing

Resume distributors are quite aware of their competition, and prices for the most part were very reasonable. Especially for the biggest and most competitive players reviewed above.

Guarantee

We like a good guarantee. Who doesn't? It also lends credibility to the service offered, and the company standing behind the service.

Ease of Use

Everything's a hassle. Ever notice that? And just when you really, really need things to go right--like when you're out of work or can't take another day under the oppressive thumb of Vlad the Impaler, the bakery supervisor at Wisecracker Saltines--well, forget it. Hence, we put a good deal of stock in the resume distributor whose website navigated smoothly. Where information was readily available. Where pricing was up front and clear. In short, we valued resume distributors who were easy to work with.

Look over our reviews. Consider our ratings and how we got to those ratings. And finally, choose a resume distribution service that feels comfortable, and get on with the task at hand--getting your resume out there for the world to see. Or at least for the right employers to see.

We wish you the best.

-- David Alan Carter