In my last presentation we continued our series on how to hire and manage with a look at how to write the perfect job description. Now that you have your job description it’s time to start getting the word out. Here are the top 5 places to advertise your job description.

1. top 5 places to advertise a job
and find the perfect employee
by FitSmallBusiness.com

2. #1 you network

3. The best candidates come from
the people who you are connected
directly. Post a link to your job
description as a status updated
on Facebook and LinkedIn as well
as any other social network.

4. #2 The major job Boards

5. LinkedIn.com
Monthly
Traffic
Cost
Indeed.com
Monster.com
CareerBuilder.com
41 Million
25.5 Million
16.7 Million
19.8 Million
$195-$395
(Depends on
location)
Between $0.25 $119 depending on job
and $1.50 per click
type
Additional
Candidate
Salary Calculator
Tools ranking on skills
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$419
Access to Ad network for
an additional fee ger your
posting on thousands of
other sites.
Experience
measurement
tool
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6. Who do we recommend?
Indeed.com offers the best value
for the money. You do not pay
unless someone clicks your job ad.

7. There are two exceptions to this
which are:
•For highly skilled labor then linkedIn
offers the best candidates
•For low skill labor then monster.com’s
$119 offer is the best deal.

8. What didn’t make it to the table?
Reach out candidates who have not
applied to your position with linked
in here.
Find a way around to search for
resumes on LinkedIn here.

9. #3 Facebook ads

10. You can run targeted ads for your job posting on Facebook based on
thinks like:
• Education Level and where they went to school.
• Current Workplace
• Interest
• Pages they have liked.

11. For more on how to advertise your job on Facebook and
get a free $50 ad coupon see our guide to Facebook
advertising here.

12. #4 Industry events and online groups

13. Find out the industry events,
meet-ups, and online groups
that the types of people you
want to hire attend, go there
and start talking to them.

14. #5 Craigslist and the niche job boards

15. For lower skill workers in
addition to advertising, you may
also want to place an ad on
craigslist. It cost $25 per listing.
There are also specific niche
sites like:

16. Dice.com: For hiring IT Talent
Ladders.com: Advertising Jobs and pay
over 100k
Allretailjobs.com: For retail positions
Efinancialcareers.com: For finance jobs.
Check a great list of the top 50 niche job
boards here.

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