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Advertising Design Executive, Guardian Ad Services London, GB-LNDCompetitive Salary
Guardian News & Media has a reputation for ground breaking journalism and leading edge innovation. We are now looking for an enthusiastic person who thrives under pressure to join our Ad Design team in London.
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Advertising Account Manager - Courses & Student Attraction London, GB-LNDCompetitive Salary
We are seeking an Account Manager to join the Courses & Student Attraction team of our recuitment solutions division, Guardian Jobs.
Sales, Graduate, Cold Calling, Events, "Business Development", "Client Management"
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GUARDIAN NEWS AND MEDIA Online Ad Operations Executive, Ad Productions London, GB-LNDCompetitive Salary
An excellent opportunity has arisen for an Ad Operations Executive to work as an integral part of the advertisement production team. You’ll work closely with the sales team and commercial clients to establish ad copy and manage the full work flow.
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Job Advertisement includes all communications used by an organization to attract talent to work within it.
Recruitment advertisements may be the first impression of a company for many people, and the first impression the firm makes goes a long way to determining interest in the job opening being advertised. Recruitment advertisements typically have a uniform layout and contain the following elements:
the job title heading and location
an explanatory paragraph describing the company, including the Employer Brand
a description of the position
entry qualifications
the remuneration package (not always provided by the employer)
further details and from where application forms may be sought
In the United Kingdom many recruitment advertisements fail to provide all the information listed above and this is frustrating for potential applicants.
When faced with hiring many roles, corporate employers have many channels and options to choose from. They may:
A retained search firm
A contingency search firm
Retain a recruitment process outsourcing organization
Use a candidate fulfillment service
Retain a recruitment advertising agency
Retain a specialist interactive recruitment advertising agency
Leverage old media to advertise their openings (print, radio and television)
Leverage job boards
Leverage new media
Invest in additional internal resources
Each of these channels has its benefits and many firms will use a mix of some or all of the above options.
The use of a specialist recruitment advertising agency enables organisations to receive professional advice on media, design and copywriting specifically related to the recruitment process. This enables their advertisement to stand out in the relevant publication and build an employment brand. Advertisers are now able to use micro-sites to put most of the job content and allowing the advert to be more creative with minimal copy. Recruitment advertising has now developed into a speciality service where most leading organisations use the services of a specialist agency.
The way companies hunt for talent is changing[citation needed] and this had led to sites that freelancers can sign up to and get to bid on jobs advertised; they are normally free to join but the agency will take between 10% and 25% of what applicants earn.

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