Recruitment Marketing Public

The following items are changes and enhancements to the PageUp Recruitment Marketing product.

For other product releases, you can view the latest changes under Upgrades.

Currently being worked on

Embedded Apply experience

We are working closely with a number of partners to deliver an enhanced apply experience for candidates submitting their initial applications for job opportunities. 

This unified experience delivers an embedded application form, which is presented to the candidate directly on the job description page on your career site. Removing the need for the candidate to be redirected to the ATS's native apply portal for the initial application means that the risk of candidates dropping off during the completion of their initial application is significantly reduced.

Once submitted, the application is automatically created within the ATS, and the candidate's progress through the recruitment process is managed in the ATS from that point on as normal.

This capability will be available for customers of Dayforce and Workday in early 2026, with customers of the PageUp ATS to follow during CY2026 H1.

Employee Connections Upgrade

We've been working hard to deliver a significant upgrade to our Employee Connections module.

Rolling out in early 2026, the always on question and answer solution will become a native part of the PageUp Recruitment Marketing suite.

Directly integrating the employee generated content solution into your career site offers many benefits, including:

• Ability to host the Employee Connections product on your main career site domain.
• SEO friendly traffic driven to your career site via the discussions on the Q&A platform.
• Content is able to be branded via the Recruitment Marketing content management system.
• Answer engine and generative engine friendly content.

We'll share more information on this exciting upgrade shortly.

January 2026

New Content Block: Tile Layout

An engaging, informative, and authentic careers site is a key part of an effective Talent Acquisition strategy, and Recruitment Marketing's content management system makes it easy for you to produce visually appealing content without the need for in-depth HTML and CSS knowledge.

To ensure that we continue to provide you with innovative ways to engage your potential candidates, we are excited to announce the launch of a new, highly configurable content block - the Tile Layout.

As can be seen from the animation below, the Tile Layout allows you to easily create a series of image based tiles, which can be used to link out to other pages within your career site. In this example, the tiles related to job families within this organisation display the number of jobs currently advertised on the career site for that job family. Clicking the tile links the candidate through to a pre-filtered search of advertised roles for that job family. It could also be configured to link out to another page, such as a dedicated landing page for that job family.

Without the need for any HTML or CSS changes, the layout of the tiles can easily be configured to deliver different visual approaches, such as a uniform layout:

Alternatively, the same tiles can be laid out in a more mosaic style approach, such as:

The possible layouts are virtually limitless, and it is extremely simple to experiment to find a layout that works well for your needs.

For information on how to add and configure a Tile Layout block, refer to Creating and managing Tile layout content blocks.

Accessibility: Career site image block settings

As part of our ongoing commitment to ensure that career site content can be configured to be accessible to all visitors, including those who utilize assistive technologies such as screen readers to interact with the pages, we've made an update to the settings available to you when adding or editing image blocks.

Whilst configuring the block, you can now specify the intended purpose of the image as being either decorative, informative, or functional. The selected setting influences the ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) tags assigned to the image when it is rendered on the career site page, helping to ensure it is presented appropriately to assistive technologies.

For more information, refer to Content accessibility in Recruitment Marketing.