INetU Managed Hosting

CollegeRecruiter.com is a leading online job board for college students who are searching for internships and recent graduates who are hunting for entry level jobs and other career opportunities.

In 1995, the company published the first issue of College Recruiter, an employment magazine for students and graduates. In 1996, the company launched their web site as an on-line version of the magazine. The first month, the web site generated 200 visitors. CollegeRecruiter.com is now the leading career site used by students hunting for internships and recent graduates searching for entry level careers and other opportunities. They generate most of their revenues from the sale of recruitment advertising to employers and schools. In 2006, CollegeRecruiter.com realized they had outgrown their previous host and began searching for a more robust hosting solution. That is when they found INetU Managed Hosting.

"We were spending far too much time trying to work through technical problems with our previous hosting company," said Steven Rothberg, President and Founder of CollegeRecruiter.com. Working with INetU has changed that, according to Rothberg: "We've been thrilled with the customer support and virtually no technical problems. When there are technical problems, INetU has always taken care of them immediately and with little to no effort on our end."

With INetU as a hosting provider, CollegeRecruiter.com is able to focus their technical resources on revenue-generating projects as opposed to troubleshooting technical problems. Rothberg gave an example of how INetU's service saved CollegeRecruiter.com time and resources: "Recently INetU notified us of a problem and told us at the same time that they had already taken care of the issue. That's service!"

When asked if he thought other companies should consider INetU for their managed dedicated hosting needs, Rothberg offered a strong endorsement: "I would definitely recommend INetU to anyone looking for dedicated hosting. In fact, I already have every time one of our business colleagues mentions that they're unhappy with their hosting solution."

CollegeRecruiter.com [www.CollegeRecruiter.com]