The revenue model writes itself too. Thousands of people pay resume professionals for editing help every day. JobSpice could have a third party network of resume pros ready to help, and take a cut of the payments.
So it's free to write your awesome looking resume, and for a reasonable fee it's trivial to have a resume doctor look it over.
JobSpice has the resume meta-data at its finger tips. The logical next step would be to get companies to offer jobs to JobSpice's users.
This space is really hard. Revenue model certainly does not write itself, when there's dozens of similar free services around. We tried by pushing to SaaS to B2B (Career Centers), but ultimately didn't get the funding which we would've needed to bring support & sales to acceptable level for big players such as universities.
If you're interested in our venture's post mortem, watch this interview: http://www.junloayza.com/interviews/how-to-transition-form-t...