AMFMJobs.com - Blind Box Advertising

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Blind Box Advertising

"Blind Box Ads" are a way for you to place a job listing at AMFMJobs.com, while keeping your company completely anonymous.

How Does It Work? (Overview)

Employers fill out our online form providing information such as...

The text of your ad.
Where you want responses sent.
Your contact information

Upon receipt, we will review and post your blind ad. Potential employees can then pull up your job announcement in our Employment Bulletin Board area, read through the job description, and are prompted to send their tapes and/or resumes to a AMFMJobs.com Post Office Box.

VIEW EXAMPLE

Upon conclusion of the ad (or in other specific intervals), AMFMJobs.com will carefully box and ship all materials to your location.

Cost

The basic cost to run a Blind ad is $50.00 if we use your UPS, DHL, Airborne Express or FedEx account. If you don't have an account with one of these carriers, you pay shipping costs, (billed separately).

Restrictions

Each "Blind Ad" may only announce a single job opening. For example, you can not list in a "Blind Ad" openings for multiple positions, i.e., Anchor, Sports Reporter, and Weathercaster. In this case you would need to post 3 separate "Blind Ads".

Billing

Billing is by Visa, Mastercharge, Discover or American Express. AMFMJobs.com no longer invoices companies for this service.

Anonymity

Confidentiality and Anonymity are our main goals with Blind Box Advertising. Under no circumstances are subscribers to AMFMJobs.com, agents or other employers told what station, affiliation or market is posting a "Blind Ad", PERIOD!

For additional information please review our Privacy Statement. If you have any questions about confidentiality, please call us Toll Free at 1-800-374-0119

Ready To Get Started?

Proceed to the "Blind Ad" form.