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LinkedIn post for recruiters: why I tell candidates to tailor their resume to each job
I read a lot of resumes. The ones that get a call usually have one thing in common: they look like they were written for this job.
That doesn’t mean a rewrite from scratch. It means the same honest experience, described in the words the job post uses. If the post says “stakeholder management” and your resume says “worked with other teams”, you look like a weaker match on paper than you are in real life.
It matters twice. The applicant tracking system (ATS) stores your resume and lets a recruiter search it, so the words in it decide whether you turn up. Then a person skims it and decides quickly whether it fits.
The tool I point candidates to is JobTailor. It scores a resume against the job post, shows the keywords that are missing, and suggests edits you accept or reject line by line. It never invents experience, and that’s the rule I care about most. A resume that stretches the truth falls apart in the interview.
It’s free to start. Link in the first comment, and I earn a commission if you subscribe.
#ResumeTips #JobSearch #Recruiting #CareerAdvice #ATS
First comment: Try JobTailor free at [your link]. This is my affiliate link, and I earn a commission if you subscribe.
LinkedIn post for career coaches: the tool I give clients between sessions
The most useful thing I give clients isn’t a template. It’s a tool they can use between our sessions.
In session we work on the story: what you’ve done, what you want next, how to say it plainly. Then you go home and have to apply to ten roles, and the good habits slip.
So I point my clients to JobTailor. They paste a job post, see how well their resume matches it, and get suggested edits to their bullets, summary and skills. Every change shows up as a tracked change they accept or reject, so it stays their story, in their words.
It never invents experience. No fake titles, tools or numbers. That’s the line I hold with every client, and it’s why I’m comfortable recommending it.
There’s a free plan, plus a free ATS checker and a free job tracker to keep the whole search in one place.
Link in the first comment. I earn a commission if you subscribe.
#CareerCoaching #JobSearch #ResumeTips #CareerAdvice #CareerDevelopment
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LinkedIn post for talent sourcers and talent partners: what the ATS and the hiring manager actually see
Candidates often ask me what the ATS “sees”. Here’s the honest answer from the recruiting side.
In many setups, the ATS stores the resume, reads the text and lets a recruiter search and filter. If your resume doesn’t contain the words we search for, you’re harder to find. That’s the whole mystery.
The hiring manager sees something different: a resume they skim quickly, looking for proof that you’ve done this kind of work.
Both are looking for the language and the evidence of the job in the post. A generic resume gives neither of them much to hold on to.
A free ATS checker, like the one from JobTailor, scores your resume against a job post and lists the keywords you’re missing. Use that list as a prompt, and add a keyword only where it’s true for you. JobTailor never invents experience, and every suggested change is yours to accept or reject.
Link in the first comment, and I earn a commission if you subscribe.
#Recruiting #TalentAcquisition #ATS #ResumeTips #JobSearch
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LinkedIn post for students and graduates: Max free for 30 days with a school email
Graduating soon? A resume that lists everything you’ve done isn’t the same as a resume that matches the job.
Students and recent graduates can get JobTailor Max free for 30 days with a school email address. That includes tailored resumes for each application, cover letters, interview questions built from the job post, and alerts when companies post new roles.
Here’s the fine print, so there are no surprises. A card is required to start the trial. After 30 days it’s $9.99/month, and you pay nothing if you cancel before day 30.
JobTailor never invents experience. It helps you describe the projects, internships and coursework you really have in the words of the job, and every change is yours to accept or reject.
Claim it with your school email at the link in the first comment. I earn a commission if you subscribe.
#Graduates #FirstJob #StudentLife #ResumeTips #JobSearch
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LinkedIn post for everyone: four free tools for your job search
You don’t have to pay for anything to improve your resume this week. Four free tools worth bookmarking:
→ A free ATS checker: get a match score against a job post and a list of the keywords you’re missing
→ A free resume builder: no sign-up, and it emails you the PDF and the Word file
→ A free ATS-friendly Word template, if you’d rather edit your own file
→ A free job tracker, so applications, interviews and follow-ups live in one place
They’re all from JobTailor, which also has paid plans from $2.99/month if you want to tailor more resumes each month. None of this guarantees an interview. It just makes your application clearer and easier to read.
Link in the first comment. I earn a commission if you subscribe to a paid plan.
#ResumeTips #JobSearch #ATS #CareerAdvice #FreeTools
First comment: Try JobTailor free at [your link]. This is my affiliate link, and I earn a commission if you subscribe.
Message after a screening call: DM or email with resume advice
Hi [name], thanks for your time today. As promised, here’s one tip for your resume. Tailor it to each role, using the words of the job post, and only where it’s true for you.
Many candidates find it quicker with a tool like JobTailor. It scores your resume against the job and suggests edits you accept or reject, and it never invents experience. There’s a free plan: [your link]
That’s my affiliate link, so I earn a commission if you subscribe. There’s no pressure at all. Happy to look at the updated version before you send it.
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Message to a candidate who wasn’t selected
Hi [name], thank you for the time and effort you put into the process. It was a hard decision, and I’m sorry I don’t have better news.
If it’s useful, here’s something that may make your next applications easier. JobTailor shows how well your resume matches a job post and suggests honest edits that you accept or reject. It never invents experience. There’s a free plan: [your link]
That’s my affiliate link, and I earn a commission if you subscribe, but please only use it if it helps. I’d be glad to stay in touch about future roles.
Note for a newsletter or candidate mailing list
This week’s tip: stop sending the same resume to every job. Read the job post, note the words it repeats, and make sure your resume uses them wherever they’re true for you.
If you’d like some help, JobTailor scores your resume against a job post, lists the keywords you’re missing and suggests edits you accept or reject line by line. It never invents experience. There’s a free plan, a free ATS checker and a free job tracker: [your link]
Disclosure: that’s an affiliate link, and I earn a commission if you subscribe.
Short WhatsApp or text message
Hey [name]! Applying for jobs at the moment? This shows how well your resume matches a job post and helps you tailor it without making anything up. You can start free: [your link]
It’s my affiliate link, so I earn a commission if you subscribe. Good luck!
Copy blocks
Three lengths you can drop into a bio, a caption, an email signature or a video description.
- One line: JobTailor tailors your resume to each job post in seconds and never invents experience. Try it free: [your link]
- Short (about 30 words): JobTailor reads a job post, scores your resume against it and shows the keywords you’re missing. Every suggested edit is yours to accept or reject. Free to start: [your link] (affiliate link)
- Long (about 80 words): Sending the same resume to every job rarely works, because recruiters and applicant tracking systems look for the words in each job post. JobTailor reads the job, scores your resume against it, lists the keywords you’re missing and suggests edits to match, in seconds. It never invents experience, and every change is yours to accept or reject. There’s a free plan, and students get Max free for 30 days. Try it here: [your link] (affiliate link, I earn a commission if you subscribe)
Facts to keep accurate
Edit the wording as much as you like. Keep these facts as they are.
- What it does: JobTailor tailors a resume or CV to one specific job description, scores the match against the job and lists the missing keywords. It also writes cover letters, builds interview questions from the job post and has a free job tracker.
- It never invents experience: it never invents employers, titles, dates, degrees, tools or metrics. Every change is shown as a tracked change that the user accepts or rejects.
- Free plan: 2 tailored resumes, 3 cover letters and 6 job extractions a month. ATS scores, interview prep and the job tracker are included. The free resume builder needs no sign-up and emails the PDF and Word files.
- Paid plans: Pro is $2.99/month and Max is $9.99/month. Both are billed monthly and can be cancelled any time.
- Student offer: Max free for 30 days with a school email. A card is required to start the trial. After 30 days it’s $9.99/month, and nothing is charged if the student cancels before day 30.
- Where it works: a Chrome and Edge extension that works on 50+ job boards and career sites, plus the web app. Autofill never submits an application.
- Languages: the site is available in 8 languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Arabic and Russian.
- No guarantees: JobTailor improves how well a resume matches a job. It does not promise interviews or offers, and neither should you.
Please don’t
Wide latitude on style, tight rules on the things that would mislead people or hurt the brand.
- Don't: promise interviews, jobs or any other result. JobTailor helps a resume match a job better, and that is all.
- Don't: say it “beats” or “tricks” the ATS. It helps candidates describe real experience in the language of the job.
- Don't: invent discounts or coupon codes. If you want a real promo code for your audience, ask us and we’ll look at it.
- Don't: bid on “JobTailor” or close variants in paid search.
- Don't: use JobTailor in a domain name or a social handle.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get free Max access?
After you’re approved in the affiliate program, sign up for a free JobTailor account. Then email jobtailor@volods.com from that account’s email address, and we’ll upgrade it to Max, so you can recommend JobTailor from first-hand experience.
Can I edit these posts?
Yes, please do. Posts that sound like you work better than posts copied word for word. Change the wording, the examples and the order. Keep the facts accurate, keep your commission disclosure, and leave out anything on the Please don’t list.
Where do I find my link?
In the partner portal at jobtailorapp.endorsely.com. Sign in after you’re approved, copy your personal link, and use it wherever these texts say [your link].
Do I need to disclose that I earn a commission?
Yes. Say so plainly, for example “I earn a commission if you subscribe”, close to the link. Advertising rules in many countries require it, and your audience will trust you more for being upfront. Every text in this kit already includes a disclosure line, so keep it when you edit.
Can I use the images and logos?
Yes, for promoting JobTailor. Use the files as they are, and please don’t alter the logo. The social images are 1080×1350 and have English text on them.
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