Entry level jobs is a very sought after keyword search string for college job boards and other web sites that want to drive a significant amount of traffic from search engines like Google. It is what search engine optimization experts refer to as a short tail keyword phrase. If you can rank well for short tail keyword search strings such as entry level jobs then you should also rank well for the long tail keyword search strings such as engineering entry level jobs (we're currently #3 for that).

CollegeRecruiter.com has for years paid considerable attention to search engine optimization and we're pretty good at it. But we reached a very nice milestone today. Although the results will differ user-to-user, many and perhaps most who run a search on Google using the short tail keyword string of entry level jobs will see that Google has 3,740,000 pages in its index for that search term and CollegeRecruiter.com is in the first position and site we recently acquired, EntryLevelJobs.net, is in the second position. In addition, an interior page of CollegeRecruiter.com has been moving up the search results and should soon appear on the first page. So right now we own three of the top 15 pages for entry level jobs and soon will own three of the top 10 pages.