"A Thousand Opportunities" Sitat Byoot Launches Its Latest Campaign

AMMAN, Jordan - July 22, 2018 - PRLog -- Amman, Jordan (July 2018) – Stemming from its firm belief in the importance of empowering women and supporting them to enter the job market and building their career from their home; Sitat Byoot platform has announced launching its new campaign "A Thousand Opportunities".

"A Thousand Opportunities"- sponsored by Zain and the USAID Jordan Local Enterprise Support Project (LENS) – aims to provide a 1000 working opportunities through a national campaign that connects women via internet with employers, creating a platform for companies to outsource any kind of profession that can be done from home, allowing women to contribute to the economics of her households and start generating income.

The campaign will be conducted on three phases: the first phase, build an outreach platform on the Internet via social media and content marketing. Second, meet exceptional home-based business talents through a nation-wide roadshow and portray it on social media and local media channels. Finally, through corporate partners who are promoting job listings on their own social media channels at various times in the campaign.

Commenting on the campaign and its goals, Ms. Nada Hanieh –co-founder of Sitat Byoot- said: "We are proud of the Jordanian woman; her talents and creative abilities in different fields. That is why we aim to hire her in a way that ensures a sustainable income for her and her family. As we continuously strive to support and reinforce her by providing suitable opportunities and the needed connections to change her working reality and give her the chance for growth and development. This campaign is designed to be the key for every woman who seeks to find her chance in the home-based business."

It's worth mentioning that since founding the website of Sitat Byoot in 2009, it has attracted more than one million people on Facebook and over 400,000 views on its Youtube channel. It also has proudly trained over two thousand women.