Everyone is posting jobs on social media.
Make your job stand out with a C-Me Video Job Post.
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MD
Launch UK

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Director
Catalyst Global

Share a Video Job Post on Social Media.
Stand out from the crowd.
+250%
Increase in audience reach
+800%
More engagement
50x
Higher SEO rankings
5x
Higher 'Apply' rates
Seven reasons to start today...
- Receive our 'How to create a Video Job Post' guide for free
- Create your Video Job Post using the C-Me template
- Add your own company branding
- Get automatically listed with GoogleForJobs
- Share your job on social media with one click
- Manage applicants in C-Me or redirect to your own job page URL
- One active job for free in C-Me forever...

Why Video Job Posts work on social media
Stand out from the crowd with a Video Job Post
With so many employers posting jobs on social media how do you make sure that your job stands out? Simple, create a Video Job Post.
You are posting your job on social media because you want people to find out about the job, view the job details, perhaps share it with someone, and apply if they believe they are right for the job. Video gets 10X more views and engagement on social media so simply adding video to your job post will attract so much more interest, leading to many more applicants.
Whether it’s LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, your future employee is scanning their feeds, and may already be considering a new job. Adding a video to your job post will get a lot more interest and applications.
Make first impressions count with a Video Job Post
In sales and marketing, you know how important it is to make a great impression with your customers right from the start. Well, the same is true with hiring. Your future employees need to be treated just like customers because making a good first impression will mean it’s much easier to persuade them that your company is the right career choice. Don’t leave the selling until later on in the hiring process, start at the beginning…
Whether you are hiring a Sales Development Rep (SDR), Account Executive (AE), Customer Success Manager (CSM) or a Sales Manager, it’s really important that the first interaction with a potential hire leaves them wanting to find out more. Showcase your company and job in a modern and digital way. Try a Video Job Post today and see the difference.