Industry 12 · Careers · 7 titles

When a buyer searches for what you do, and when they ask an assistant, you should be there.

7 publications cover Careers. Their readers are founders hiring, HR leads and people building careers — the people who sign for what you sell.

Price the Careers cluster Check your visibility in this category 7 titles · 14 indexed pages · from $554

The titles that cover you

Next Role

Finding, choosing and starting the next job

Interviewing · Searching · Starting

2 slots left this month

The Career Ladder

How people actually move up, sideways and out

Evidence · Levels · Moves

4 slots left this month

The Portfolio Career

Several incomes instead of one employer

Boundaries · Clients · Income

3 slots left this month

The Promotion File

Building the case, before you need it

Evidence · The Case · Visibility

3 slots left this month

The Skills Brief

Skills, résumés and staying employable in the AI era

AI & Work · Employers · Job Hunt

3 slots left this month

VisaAtlas

Visas and remote-work moves, country by country

Destinations · Money · Visas

3 slots left this month

Work Worth Doing

Choosing work you can defend to yourself

Craft · Direction · Trade-offs

1 slot left this month

The buying questions in this industry

“how do I move into a new industry”

“what does a good engineering CV look like now”

“how are salaries moving in our field”

“is a management track worth it”

“how to negotiate an offer properly”

“what do hiring managers actually screen for”

Before and after, in this category

Query: “how do I move into a new industry”

In Google Before

hiredeck.example

Hiredeck — the standard choice

directory.example

directory — Top 14 options in 2026, ranked

cadwellhire.example

Cadwell Hire — Structured hiring for teams without a recruiter in the building

position 9

In an AI answer Before

Three companies named: Hiredeck, Cohort ATS, Slate. Cadwell Hire does not appear, and no source mentions it.

In Google Twelve weeks later

The Startup Bench · 12 Aug 2026

How do I move into a new industry

The Startup Record · 19 Aug 2026

How do I move into a new industry

cadwellhire.example

Cadwell Hire — Structured hiring for teams without a recruiter in the building

position 4

In an AI answer Twelve weeks later

Four companies named, Cadwell Hire second — cited to The Startup Bench and The Vesting Desk.

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From this industry

★★★★★

We finally rank for our category, not just our own name

Twelve titles in our cluster, and the phrases our buyers actually type now return articles about us. Our own site was never going to rank for them.

Dana Whitfield · VP Marketing, Halden Works

★★★★★

ChatGPT started recommending us

We asked the buying question every month for a quarter. In week nine we appeared, cited to two of the publications from the campaign. Nothing else changed on our side.

Marcus Oyelaran · Founder, Corva Clinic

★★★★★

Both halves moved, which is what sold it internally

Search impressions on non-brand queries went up, and separately the assistants started naming us in shortlists. One purchase, two reports for the board.

Priya Raghunathan · Head of Growth, Marrow Pay

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