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Advertise your candidate openings with LifeScienceHistory.com and recruit by state, province or North American-wide, and take advantage of our introductory ‘Throwback’ pricing.

Please submit your job posting(s) and questions to: jobs@LifeScienceHistory.com.

Note that the ad submission must include the name of the individual submitting the ad, billing contact, company billing address, phone number, and contact email address for invoicing.

Job Posting Rates

New to the site? Want to take a test drive? We invite you to try out our ‘Free Five-Pack’ of Job postings.

Job Posting Packages

  • 1-9 postings: $175 USD per month per posting.
  • 10-49 postings: $150 USD per month per posting (Discount: 14%).
  • 50-99 postings: $125 USD per month per posting (Volume Discount: 29%).
  • 100+ postings: $100 USD per month per posting (Volume Discount: 43%).
  • Job Scraping Service: If you have more than 100+ job postings, we can automate the process and regularly scrape all of the job postings from your site and display them on LifeScienceHistory.com with monthly usage reports provided.
    • Contact for details and rates.
  • Other Package Benefits:
    • Free logo display in ‘Directory’ section of home page (rotational queue).
      • Square: 1000×1000
    • Free horizontal banner advertising normally $500 per month.
      • Banner ad placement:
        • Rotational queue site-wide.
        • Placement with monthly e-history and Spotlight email to database of 9,000 plus life science companies in North America.
      • Banner ad specifications:
        • Horizontal: 2000 pixels x 400 pixels
  • Note: All Package rates are for a one year term.
  • Ad Agency Commissions: All verifiable ad agencies are eligible for a 15% discount on all job postings and posting packages.
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~ Albert Einstein, Physicist
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