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How to Make a Job Ad That Attracts Candidates (+ Examples)

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TL;DR – Key Takeaways Good job ads bring in better applicants, lower turnover and attrition, help you hire more quickly, and have a lower cost per hire. A job advertisement and a job description are not the same! A job ad, or job posting, is where you announce the newly open job.

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4 Ways To Make Corporate Job Ads Less Boring and More Buzzing!

Social Talent

If you’re an avid reader of this here blog, you’ll know that we sure do love to talk about job ads. And really, it isn’t any wonder; if your job ads don’t sing, how can you honestly expect to get candidates excited about coming to work at your company? Stumbling Block #2: The Marketing Department.

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4 Ways to Make Corporate Job Ads Less B.O.R.I.N.G

Social Talent

If you’re an avid reader of this here blog, you’ll know that we sure do love to talk about job ads. And really, it isn’t any wonder; if your job ads don’t sing, how can you honestly expect to get candidates excited about coming to work at your company ? Stumbling Block #2: The Marketing Department.

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12 Creative Recruitment Campaign Ideas to Inspire You

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STEP 2: Next, brainstorm ideas or tactics to overcome those challenges. These companies need some fresh ideas for their recruitment marketing to jazz up their outdated image. It may not have featured at any big international advertising festival, but it sure got people talking. It’s not too complicated.

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The 7 Deadly Sins of Recruiting (and How to Overcome Them)

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Here’s a blog post laying out step-by-step instructions on getting alignment with hiring managers before you even screen one candidate. He walked away with an impression that the team is terribly organized, and wasn’t exactly jazzed about joining that team. Recruiting Sin #2: Selling a job that you know is not the right fit.

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