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Copywriting for Recruiters Staging | The Course - Copywriting for Recruiters Staging

The Course.

The original. The whole method, at your own pace — a repeatable way to write job ads and outreach that employed people will actually read.

~3 hours

Pre-recorded

Lifetime

My original, and still the one most people mean when they talk about this training. It walks you through the psychology and the structure of writing job ads that work — built on a four-step formula that has underpinned direct-response advertising for over a century.

What you learn applies just as much to messaging, email and social. You don’t watch me write; you learn to write.

Agency recruiters who want to attract better candidates and win more respect from clients.

In-house recruiters tired of hiring managers who think a job description is an advert.

The full four-step formula (AIDA) applied to job ads, email and outreach.

Self-assessments and worked examples throughout.

Lifetime access — revisit any part whenever you need to.

Work through the whole thing and if you’re not satisfied, tell me within 30 days of completing it and we’ll put it right.

Ten chapters. Thirty-eight lessons. About three hours.

Introduction

What’s in this course · How it works · Before you start

Putting job advertising into context

History & trends · Where most job ads go wrong · Job ads & job descriptions · Identifying key facts · Which facts to include


Putting yourself in the reader’s shoes

The reader’s point of view · Why people leave jobs: the Tegze study · Where people read ads

The 4-step formula

Introducing AIDA · Self-assessment

Grabbing attention

What a headline is · Writing headlines that stand out · Headline techniques

Maintaining interest

Structure of your ad · How people read online · Keeping their interest

Generating desire

Support language · Facts and stories · Turning features into benefits

Prompting action

The call to action · Where the CTA goes wrong · A sample ad


Trends in copywriting

Openness, honesty, transparency · Copywriting advice

Conclusion

Using your new skills · Summary

Text, video, downloads, activities and quizzes — about three hours, done in as many sittings as you like.

It tends to change how people write for good.

Yes — you keep lifetime access, so you can revisit any part whenever you need. If you want one-to-one feedback, the Personal Course adds a coaching session with me.

Yes. Once you have the structure and a few fundamentals, you get better the more you practise — and it carries across to emails, InMails and posts.

No. Effective ads are about structure and clear, unambiguous writing far more than flair. Creativity is far less reliable than structure.

Yes — there’s a free lesson, and you can sample the teaching in the free Taster for less than the price of a round of drinks.

Yes. Complete the course and if you’re not satisfied, let me know within 30 days and we’ll see what we can do.

Five ways in. The same method behind all of them.