Job Posting Tips - How To Write A Good Job Posting

Communicate effectively with our audience with a well-written Job Posting. Craft your Job Posting to attract the top candidates from our audience and provide enough information about who and what you are looking for out of a candidate so you don't receive communications from unwanted applicants. The more information you provide in your Job Posting the fewer questions you will have to answer from interested applicants about the job. Please review the following tips to help you get started.

 

Writing Your Job Title

The Job Title for your job posting will be shown to our audience as part of keyword and location search results. Use the text of your Job Title to encourage a job seeker to click through to your full job listing. Write a concise and informative Job Title that compels a job seeker to want more information. Include information about the job, the location, benefits, skills required or the company within the Job Title. Please provide descriptive information about your job opening in the job title using 79 or fewer characters. You may use the following examples as guidelines:

  • Front-End Web Developer (JS/AJAX) for Social Network
  • C++, Java Developer, Bi-lingual French/English, Multinational: Belgium
  • Nuclear Power Engineer, Relocation and Visa

 

Company Description

You should include information about your company within the body of your job posting. Candidates are very interested in the size, location, history, work environment and ownership of companies that they are considering for their summer work. Write about your company in a way that is informative but that also appeals to the job seekers who are considering applying to your open positions.

 

Candidate Requirements

With an very growing number of visitors every month Jobforweb.com attracts job seekers with a wide variety of skills and experience. Job seekers are more likely to apply to positions that clearly require the skill sets and experience that they posses. If your job opening requires specific skills, computer languages, software proficiency, certifications, industry experience, education, degrees, GPA, minimum age or licenses then please clearly describe these requirements within the body of your job posting.

 

Benefits and Salary

Include information about the benefits you offer as part of employment with your company. Include information about housing benefits or assistance, end of season bonuses, health insurance, retirement benefits or bonuses. Please also include information about salary ranges.

 

Application Instructions and Contact Information

Provide detailed instructions to our audience as to how you would like them to respond to your job listings and then make sure that all of the relevant contact information is provided. Likewise, if you do not want applicants to call you then do NOT include your phone number

 

Link to Your Site

If you have a company Web site please include a link to your site so that our audience might learn more information about your company.

 

Grammar, Spelling and Form

Please use correct English grammar and spelling within your job posting. Use full sentences, do not use improper abbreviations and please do not write your posting using ALL CAPS. Put an emphasis on professionalism in your job posting and you will attract applicants who are professional.