RuntimeWire crosses 200,000 pageviews and launches a hand-reviewed AI jobs board
The founder-built publication recorded 118,310 article reads in July and is offering hiring teams a 50% launch discount.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Why it matters
RuntimeWire is using a fast-growing niche media audience to build a recruiting marketplace, testing whether editorial trust can carry into AI and startup hiring.
RuntimeWire crossed 200,399 pageviews across the site on July 31st and launched RuntimeWire Jobs, a hand-reviewed job board built for AI and startup hiring.
Founder Ryan Merket (@merket) started RuntimeWire on May 15th as a bootstrapped, AI-native newsroom. Merket previously built and sold Ping.fm and Appbistro, worked in early product roles at Facebook and Reddit, and spent time with the AWS startup team. The job board is the next product built on top of the audience that newsroom has attracted.…
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