Job Posting Opener
3 opening-paragraph variants for your job ad — human, inclusive, nothing that sounds like HR boilerplate.
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What you get
Get three unique opening-paragraph variants for your job ad in a human-readable format, each 60-90 words long, tailored to your role, level, and company context. Deliverable is a text file with three paragraphs.
Who it's for
- Startup founders hiring their first team members
- Small business owners looking for a new employee
- HR managers at growing companies
- Recruiters specialising in niche industries
Use cases
- Writing a job posting for a hard-to-fill role
- Creating a job ad that reflects your company culture
- Reposting a job ad that didn't get many applicants
- Hiring for a role with specific seniority requirements
- Crafting a job description that attracts diverse candidates
FAQ
What is an inclusive way to start a job posting?
Start with a specific, honest description of your company or team, like 'We ship to 40 countries and our design team of three owns every pixel — we need a fourth'. This approach helps attract the right candidates and sets the tone for the rest of the job ad.
How do I write a cover letter that doesn't sound like AI?
Focus on your unique experience and qualifications, and use a conversational tone. For a job posting, use a similar approach to craft an opening paragraph that sounds like it was written by a real person, not a template.
Can you help me rewrite my job posting to attract more applicants?
Yes, our job posting opener can help you create a more appealing and inclusive job ad. You'll get three unique opening-paragraph variants that are 60-90 words long and tailored to your role, level, and company context, all for £1.
What should I say in a job posting to make it sound more human?
Avoid using generic phrases like 'rockstar' or 'exciting opportunity', and instead focus on the specific requirements and responsibilities of the role. Use a conversational tone and include details about your company culture and team to make the job posting sound more human and appealing.
Last updated: 2026-06-28