Evaluating our service from a financial perspective

  Our service charges are tax deductible, so depending on your tax bracket, the cost is 22 to 39% less.
  If you're unemployed, our service often restores monthly income 3 to 6 months faster.
  Most clients raise their income and normally maintain that increase for many years.
  Once an offer is received, our negotiation help often gets it raised by 10 to 30%.
  We have helped many secure signing bonuses... ranging from 10 to 30%+.

Weighing costs vs. benefits

Our Service... is the most valuable assistance you can obtain. In today's market, if you are not packaged properly, your risk of failure will be very high. You need to be selling the right skills, focusing on your best industry options and have solutions for any liabilities. Needless to say, you need to be ready for competitive interviewing. And if you follow an action plan, you'll eliminate a lot of wasted time and save money as well.

Having three outstanding resumes... and 12 compelling marketing letters available... along with a marketing website... will give you a great competitive advantage. Essentially you will be able to compete to the maximum your background and talents allow.

Our optional Job Hunting Information Service is about speed and convenience. Here you need to decide what your time is worth as you consider the cost of this service option.

f you're making $75,000... whether you're unemployed or not, your time is worth $1,500 a week. So as you review our capability you need to decide two things.

What is having all of the openings, leads and contacts... and the ability to pursue published and unpublished jobs... worth to you on a weekly basis? And is it within your budget?

Our option for having a personal marketing manager and the help of a campaign implementation specialist...

Many people engage us for this service. It frequently has to do with how much time you will have available for developing the right interviews.

The question of your effort

In this difficult economy... when fewer jobs are available... and the number of job seekers exceeds 35 million, The Wall Street Journal recently did an interesting article.

Their research claimed that the average job hunter devoted only 40 minutes per day to looking for a job... five days a week. However, the same people spent 3.5 hours watching television. So the problem is not just with the economy, it's with what people put into their search... and of course, the resources they have at their fingertips.

If a person is employed, they can accomplish an enormous amount with our Job Hunting Information Service if they devote one hour or more per day to developing the right interviews. The time for taking calls and going on interviews should be budgeted separately.

As previously stated, unemployed people who engage our capabilities... should spend two hours or more per day developing possibilities.

The reason people engage our personal marketing manager option... is that they are really committed to getting the best new job in the shortest possible time.

Their time is worth a lot. If you are an executive who is at the $150,000 level, your time is worth $3,000 per week. And, you can probably stay busy just taking advantage of all the openings, leads and contacts we supply... with whatever time you have available to generate interviews.

So people like this, look at their time... and view our marketing managers and campaign specialists as being able to do things for them that they simply don't have the time to handle efficiently.

People who engage us for our Personal Marketing Manager option often do so based on a straight forward analysis of what we do, the value added we bring ... while taking into consideration the value of their own time, and how much of it they can make available.