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1. The Title

Keep it short and sweet using one or two keywords. For example, Carpenter is what an applicant for a Carpenter will type when looking for a job. Definitely, do not use a complicated and lengthy title such as Carpenter / Shopfitter Wanted for Immediate Start.

2. Location

If you do not want your candidates driving for an hour or more from the other side of town be specific and use either a well-known suburb such as Dandenong coupled with the city: Melbourne, or alternatively you can use South-East suburbs, Melbourne.

3. A Brief description

The description should be in the first line: Expand on your title. For example: We have a vacancy for an Experienced Carpenter in Dandenong.

4. Type of job

Specify whether the job is full-time, part-time, casual or permanent, and whether overtime will be available. Details such as shift and weekend work should be included.

5. About your business

Applicants will want to know about your business. A brief paragraph explaining what you do is important.

6. Details of the role

What candidates are expected to do. Include any benefits, such as a work vehicle, uniform or mobile phone. Matters such as being close to transport are important if available.

7. Essential skill sets

List them with dot points. Add on whether they will require their own transport to get to work, and whether they need to be living in Australia with the appropriate work visa or citizenship.

8. And finally:

Unless you intend to employ a highly-educated professional, keep your ad as simple as possible for the best results.

And, if possible you should add your logo and a photo.

If you advertise your job vacancies with Jobstar Australia, our experienced staff will review you ads & provide advice on how to make it as effective as possible.