How to make Job portal Website

Question

Plz Anyone Suggest And Help me

Answer 1

If you're hoping to make money from this, you should do market research before diving into the project. There are a lot of job search websites already so if you're not doing something far better or have a lot of advertising money, you'll eventually run out of money or momentum before the project pays for itself. If you don't know how to do market research, find someone who can. Get started with identifying why an employer is likely to post an ad on your site instead of the existing job sites like indeed, monster.com... Why would an applicant search on your site instead of the competitors?

Assuming this business-related concern is out of the way, you have lots of options for how to get started.
- You'll need a website to store:
- users (representing people applying to jobs and employers who create job postings)
- job postings
- you may want to represent resumes unless you have them emailed to employers. Storing a resume for a job applicant user could be useful for a lot of things later such as filtering job postings off the applicant's qualifications from resume instead of keywords
- unless everything in the site stays free or you monetize through ads, you'll need to integrate with PayPal or another payment gateway.
- pick a web framework and implement get it all working. If you already used an MVC framework, that's likely the best one. If you haven't, Laravel, ASP.net MVC or ASP.net MVC Core are great options.

In later iterations, you might want:
- to repost jobs from more established job search websites. This may involve using their API's, RSS feeds, or by scraping postings out of HTML from their sites.
- provide RSS feeds for the latest job postings
- optimize the site for search engines.

Eventually, get honest feedback from people who aren't afraid to point out problems with your website or the business idea. Look for constructive criticism that will help you actually beat the competition and make money more than friendly comments merely trying to encourage you.