Information Security Gigs

published: September 17th, 2008

GNUCITIZEN.ORG has been a very successful site so far and as a result we are receiving tones of requests from advertisers to work with us. Well, we are doing what we do for the love of information security and therefore we have to reject offers which does not quite fit into our vision.

However, I do realize that we should work in equilibrium with the rest of the system. Therefore, I am proud to announce our new initiative which gives us more control over how we would like you to advertise on our ground and at the same time give you the opportunity to do so for a reasonable price based on our monthly traffic, page rank and brand awareness in general.

GNUCITIZEN Information Security Gigs (the sidebar on the right) can be used to post information about your products and services, announce job positions, promote yourself and your organization, build marketing campaigns on the top of our platform, etc. We provide the means to do what you have always wanted to do for some time now.

Our platform is at a very early stage of development at the moment and we do realize that there might be some bugs that needs to be fixed. However, if you have any problems, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will try our best to provide excellent customer support while the system is still developed.

Thank you for your attention.

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