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what platform is best or cheapest to advertise trade jobs?

  • 05-01-2019 9:23am
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    esox28
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    hi all. i have previously used a recruitment agency to find a (tradesperson) for our company, I just couldent justify giving a percentage of workers wage to the recruiter, the margins wouldn't work.

    any suggestions?


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  • #2
    OMM 0000
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    Irishjobs.ie & Jobs.ie: Around EUR 1000
    RecruitIreland.com: Around EUR 100
    Adverts.ie & CountyJobs.ie: Around EUR 75
    Indeed.ie: Pay Per Click
    Gumtree.ie: Free

    You will get the best result with Jobs.ie, but it costs a fortune. Indeed.ie is the worst result, but it's very cheap. Gumtree.ie will give you lots of spammy results, but it's free.


  • #3
    esox28
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    OMM 0000 wrote:
    Irishjobs.ie & Jobs.ie: Around EUR 1000 RecruitIreland.com: Around EUR 100 Adverts.ie & CountyJobs.ie: Around EUR 75 Indeed.ie: Pay Per Click Gumtree.ie: Free

    thanks for that,
    i have contacted jobs.ie and waiting to hear back monday. Im okay with set price.

    would you know which of irishjob.ie or jobs.ie would likely to be best value for trade jobs outside of Dublin?


  • #4
    OMM 0000
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    esox28 wrote: »
    thanks for that,
    i have contacted jobs.ie and waiting to hear back monday. Im okay with set price.

    would you know which of irishjob.ie or jobs.ie would likely to be best value for trade jobs outside of Dublin?

    This is just my personal opinion, but I feel IrishJobs.ie is more corporate than Jobs.ie (especially when you consider Jobs.ie used to be Nixers.com), so I would go with Jobs.ie.

    Where in Ireland are you? There are probably job websites specific to your location. Google "jobs in <county>".


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