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Click the
Jobs icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage. -
Click Manage job posts.
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Find the job you wish to access by clicking the Closed tab and click the
More icon to the right of the title. -
Click the
Repost job icon from the menu that appears. -
Click Continue with my job.
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Update the job description and click Continue.
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On the Job settings page, complete the fields below and click Continue:
- Screening questions: Add questions to help identify qualified applicants.
- Rejection settings: Filter out and send rejections to applicants who don’t provide ideal answers to must-have screening questions.
- Manage applicants: Send email updates through LinkedIn or an external website. Add email address for applicant updates.
- #Hiring frame: Let your network know you’re hiring by adding the #Hiring frame to your profile.
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On the Ideal qualifications page, add must-have and preferred qualifications and click Continue.
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Select either Free or Promoted. Set your daily average or total budget for your post or you can choose to post for free.
- You’ll see an estimated number of applicants populated on the page.
- If you’d like to adjust the budget for your job, click the Edit icon.
- You can set your budget for your post from this page. Your job post will be paused once your budget is met.
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Fill in your credit card details.
- If you already have a payment method on file, your default payment method will appear. Select + Add a new payment method if you'd like to add a new payment method for this purchase.
- If this is your first promoted job and you are using a free trial or promotional credit, this will be reflected in checkout.
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Review the order details before posting your job.
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Click Post without promoting or Promote job.
Repost a closed or expired job
Last updated: 1 month ago
You can repost a closed, expired, or modified version of a job at any time from the Manage job posts page on LinkedIn.
To repost a job:
The posting will be treated as a new job. Any prior applicants from the closed job won't be included in your new posting, but will still be available by viewing the closed posting.