The benefit section is the most important part of your job ad. The benefits are what candidates’ eyes will gravitate to and will ultimately determine if they’ll apply to your ad or move on to the next one. So how can we ensure that we are creating the most...
When you start to review candidates, it is important to understand what “not qualified” means to you, as it means something different to every single agent. Do they HAVE to be licensed before their start date? Will you turn a candidate away just because...
By: Monica Donias Are you one of our amazing customers that is curious as to how your ads are being distributed on the job boards? Are you also curious as to what some of the requirements are to be able to post to their boards? Well if so, this blog post is for you! ...
By: Mara Miller Having a well-written job description is crucial for a successful recruitment process. You are writing directly to the candidates you want to attract. The job description is the start of a conversation between you and the candidate. It not only helps...
By: Monica Donias So you’ve made it to the Responsibilities section in the job ad, congrats! This section is great for highlighting the main tasks a new candidate will have on a daily basis for the position you’re looking to fill. What’s important about this section...
By Kellie Lail Hiring is always difficult whether it’s sourcing candidates, creating job ads, sponsoring your ad, deciding which candidate is the right fit, or training your new hires. Are the job boards enough? How do I know what type of candidate I am looking...
By Kellie Lail Is this where I apply to be an Insurance Assassin? Coming up with a job title can be tricky. I get it, you want to stand out and attract the right candidates to apply to your position. You want to show that you have a fun office personality and people...
Part three of our three part Building Better Job Ads series. See part one here. See Part two here. By Kellie Lail The best way to ensure your ad shows up in candidate’s searches is by offering all the benefits you possibly can. Competition is incredibly high,...
Part two of our three part Building Better Job Ads series. See part one here. See part two here. By Kellie Lail On average, most candidates only spend about 15 seconds looking at an individual job ad. That’s insane right? That means you only have a few seconds...
Part one of our three part Building Better Job Ads series. Continue to part two here, and part three here. By Kellie Lail To ensure the candidates you want are finding your job ad, you want to make sure you’re including the right keywords to make your job more...
