Advertise on Employer Ledger
Display placements on the employer, company, state, industry and occupation pages, sold directly.
Last checked against the agency pages:
People open Employer Ledger to read the federal record of one employer. A page shows OSHA inspections, back wages, H-1B and PERM filings, federal contracts and union elections.
At present no page shows an advertisement, and Zippie pays the cost of the site. Every placement in the list below is available.
Who reads the site
- Job seekers who look up an employer before an interview or an offer.
- Employees who read the inspections and the wage cases at their workplace.
- Immigration, employment and labour lawyers who look at the filings of many employers.
- Reporters who write about an industry, a state or one employer.
- Employers who check their own record and the records of their peers.
Write to the site for the current visit figures. The answer gives them for the employers, states or industries that you name.
Where your brand can go
- Employer pages. One placement at the top, and one after the first agency section.
- Findings. One placement at the top and one in the middle of the text.
- Company, state, industry and occupation pages. One placement at the top.
No page has a placement at the bottom, and the site has no sponsor line. You choose the page types, the states or industries and the dates.
How to start
Write to hello@employerledger.com. Say who you are, which pages or industries you want, and when.
The site answers in five working days. The answer gives the visits to those pages and a price.
What an advertisement cannot do
Each advertisement has a label. A firm that buys one cannot change a figure, a sentence or a list on any page.
It cannot ask the site to remove or change a page, and that includes the page about its own record.
The site does not grade an employer, and an advertisement does not add a grade. The About page says who pays for the site.