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JobZone

A career-fair company running since 2003 got a modern platform to match: website, employer tools, mobile apps, email, ads, and video, all from one studio.

The challenge

JobZone has connected DMV employers with job seekers at in-person career fairs for two decades: veterans, cleared professionals, alumni, career changers, and working professionals. The business ran on relationships; the online side needed to catch up, from the website to booth sales to event promotion.

www.jobzoneonline.com
JobZone homepage
JobZone homepage on a phone

What I built

  • Website. A rebuilt, mobile-first site for job seekers and employers, with jobs, companies, and the event schedule in front.
  • Employer tools. Company accounts, online booth ordering, and a dashboard for event registrations.
  • Mobile apps. iOS and Android apps, linked from the site.
  • Email & SMS. Campaigns moved onto a platform JobZone doesn't rent by the month. That platform became Go Bananas.
  • Paid ads & video. Per-fair campaigns on Facebook and LinkedIn, with commercial stills and end cards built from JobZone's real events and real job listings.
JobZone ad end card: Reserve your booth — Stafford, VA and Springfield, VA career fairs
End card from a fall 2026 booth-sales campaign.

How it's owned

JobZone's website and brand are JobZone's. The email platform built for JobZone became a shared build: JobZone kept its data and brand, and the product is now offered to other businesses too.

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