At least 200 newspapers in the U.S. have shut down this year. In the period since June, 2007, more than 26,799 jobs have vaporized, according to Paper Cuts, a Web site tracking the newspaper industry.

At HometownTimes.com we realize that it's the people that make the company strong and drives our growth.  We are blessed to have some of the most genuine and capable people you'll ever meet working for HometownTimes.com.  And every day, they realize the satisfaction that comes from sharing their skills and energy to support our readers in America's small towns, communities, and cities.  Together we strive to help grow the businesses of our advertisers, and keep visitors informed of local news and issues of importance in their Home Town.

We are currently looking for motivated people experienced in the following areas.  Hometowntimes.com is committed to the success of our employees, the success of our advertising customers, and delivering value for our loyal readers. 

Franchise Sales and Advertising Sales
If you are an experienced salesperson, with franchising, advertising, coupon direct mail, magazine, newspaper, radio, or television background, let us hear from you today.  Or if you are very active in your local Chamber of Commerce or other community organizations, you may be the perfect person to succeed at HomeTownTimes.com.  You realize the value of having a good product to sell. And helping small businesses thrive and seeing your customers succeed is what gets you up in the morning.  We are looking for people like you to help our company grow, and we will offer a generous compensation package and opportunity to achieve your personal and financial goals and dreams.  Let us meet you and share the HomeTownTimes.com opportunity with you.

If you would like to consider owning your own local Hometowntimes.com community site, but not sure about the investment commitment, you can begin by working and Hometowntimes.com will match a portion of your earnings, to be applied to the franchise fee for your site - this is an option available to successful advertising salespersons only:

Writing and Editing
If you have great writing skills, let's put them to use!  We're looking for experienced newspaper, pr, writers, and editors with their word processing fingers on the pulse of their communities.  Send us your resume and learn more about the HomeTownTimes.com opportunity to help America's communities communicate and thrive. 

All Job Inquiries, please CLICK "Contact Us" below, Fill out the form, and also send us your resume as a Word or PDF file attached to an email to careers@hometowntimes.com

PRINT NEWSPAPERS ARE FIRING .... HOMETOWNTIMES.COM IS HIRING
SECURE YOUR FUTURE ONLINE WITH HOMETOWNTIMES.COM
BE A PART OF THE HOTTEST GROWTH SECTOR IN LOCAL NEWS & ADVERTISING.   

HomeTownTimes.com's business formula combines some of the hottest marketing trends today to create a winning model for your business' success. At the end of 2008, for the first time, people getting their news online surpassed those using print media. For those in the under-30 age category, the internet as a source for information has even surpassed television.  “With the downturn of local coverage and advertising in print publications -- and the availability of literally tens of thousands of talented reporters, news editors, and advertising salespersons seeking career alternatives and financial security -- Hometowntimes.com, as both a franchise business opportunity and as a source for local news, presents an enormous opportunity to this workforce and the communities in which they reside, respectively,” explained Paul Baron, President and CEO of HometownTimes.com.  “The thirst for news will never be quenched, and our online news vehicle turns a new page in how people receive their news, as we ‘deliver’ on the Internet as opposed to onto your doorstep,” he continued.  

Click "Contact Us" below, or on OWN or WORK on the right side of this page, for more information about joining the HomeTownTimes.com family and online community news and advertising growth opportunity