How the Blacks in Technology Job Board & Fair Creates Value
Investing in the Blacks in Technology Job Board & Fair goes beyond just the number of applications.

By: Omari Bakari
While many job boards rely on charging employers per job posting, our primary focus is on connecting them with a targeted pool of qualified Black tech professionals. Here's how we ensure value for our employer partners:
- Quality over Quantity: We prioritize attracting highly skilled Black professionals actively seeking new opportunities. This means employers are more likely to receive applications from candidates with the right qualifications and cultural fit.
- Targeted Reach: We utilize targeted marketing strategies to reach Black professionals in your industry and geographic area. This ensures your job postings get seen by the most relevant talent pool.
- Community & Engagement: Beyond the job board, our annual career fair fosters deeper connections and allows companies to showcase their culture and commitment to DE&I directly to Black tech professionals.
Investing in the Blacks in Technology Job Board & Fair goes beyond just the number of applications. It's about building a talent pipeline of highly qualified Black professionals who are aligned with your company's values and ready to contribute to your success.
Additionally, consider including:
- Data-driven approach: If you have data on the average experience level, skills, or diversity of applicants who come through your platform, highlight that to showcase the quality of candidates employers can expect.
- Success stories: Share testimonials from past employers who have successfully hired top talent through your job board and fair.
- Transparent pricing: Clearly outline your job posting pricing structure and any additional benefits associated with higher tiers (e.g., priority placement, resume filtering).
By focusing on the value proposition of a targeted, qualified candidate pool, community engagement, and long-term connections, you can differentiate your job board and fair from traditional models that prioritize just the number of applications.