Recruitment Marketing
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If you decide to host your careers website with PageUp and have integrated Recruitment Marketing with your ATS, you can choose to present a subset of jobs with a unique page template. For example, you may want all "Engineering" jobs to be displayed showing a video of the engineering department. You may want all pages for London-based jobs to have pictures of the London office and other city landmarks. You can accomplish this automatically with Job Routing.
This example will illustrate how to use a new page template for all jobs with a department of "Engineering".
Creating a page template
To create a job page template, you will need to copy an existing one to then edit as required. This can be done as follows:
- From the side menu, under Content click Web Pages.
- Click the Careers Website tab.
- Scroll down to the Page Templates section.
- Next to the relevant template, for example: Job Page, click the Duplicate Template icon - all Recruitment Marketing accounts will have at least one.
- The new page template is created with the same name but ending with (duplicate), for example Job Page (duplicate).
Editing a page template
- Under the Page Templates section, click the name of the newly created page template.
- Click the Settings button then Settings.
- Edit the Title field to rename it to something more clear, for example: Engineering Job Page.
- Click the Save button.
- You can choose to make content modifications to this page template now or later.
- Click the Update button to see the changes.
Creating a job route
- From the side menu, under Content click Web Pages.
- Click the Careers Website tab.
- Under the Job Routing section, click New.
- Select an item from the Page Template drop down, for example: Engineering Job Page.
- Define the Jobs Criteria, for example: department = "Engineering"
The jobs criteria input box uses the jobs filtering language. This allows you to define your subset of jobs by city, country, title, department, category or a combination of those. - Click the Save button.
The job route is now in place. With the example, this means that: any jobs with a department of Engineering will be displayed using the new Engineering Job Page template.