Sell the role like a product.
A job landing page converts passive candidates at 3× the rate of a job board listing. Here is the template.
Before and after
Gets lost. Generic. No personality.
Personal. Specific. Memorable.
Your landing page — seven sections
The hook headline
Your headline should name what they will OWN. Not the job title. Not who you are.
Do: lead with ownership. Don't: start with "We are a fast-growing..."
The role in 60 words
What they will own, what the team looks like, why now. Nothing else.
The salary (always visible, never hidden)
State a range. A confirmed range. Not 'competitive'. Not 'dependent on experience'.
The 60-second hiring manager video
Record yourself explaining: who you are, what the role owns, and one thing you love about the team. 60 seconds. Phone camera is fine.
Three things that make this role different
Not perks. Not 'great culture'. Three specific, verifiable, honest differentiators.
First 90 days
Three outcomes. Concrete. Not activities.
The apply button
One action. Direct.
Do not link to your general careers page. Do not add a second call to action. One role, one button.
Three tools to build it
AI website builder. More design control and full functionality. Build a proper landing page in minutes with a prompt.
Try Lovable →If you already use it — a public Notion page works as a job landing page. Fast to ship, less visual, gets the job done.
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