The paper
About The Site Post
Job boards forgot who they were for. Somewhere between the aggregators, the agency re-posts and the “easy apply” buttons that lead nowhere, the simple thing — a tradesperson and a firm finding each other — got buried. The Site Post digs it back out. It's a classifieds column, the way the trade papers used to run one: short notices, honest rates, and a phone number at the end.
Free means free
Posting a notice is free. Replying is free. Forever. The paper earns from clearly-marked paid extras — a boxed ad, an incognito notice — never from workers.
No CV black hole
A reply here is a name, a phone number and what they can do — in the poster's inbox within a minute. You call, they answer, work starts Monday.
The desk reads everything
Every notice is read and set in type by the desk before it runs. Misleading rates, worker fees, discrimination — spiked, not published.
Built by the trade, for the trade
Rates in day-rate language, CIS and digs called what they are, notices that say when the run starts and how long it lasts. Because that's what you actually ask.
Write to the desk: thesitepost@gmail.com. Agencies and advertisers — see the rate card.