Book Job Recruitment Ad in Newspaper

Recruitment ad in newspaper can help you in finding the appropriate professionals for a particular job role with your company. Organizations for decades have been using this medium for recruitment process. Before the advent of internet and online job portals, it was newspapers that were helping the hiring managers in their task of adding new work force. Even after the arrival of websites and other online channels newspaper recruitment adverts haven’t loss their charm and still a lot of Government and Private sector companies publish newspaper adverts to call in suitable talent to join their team of professionals.

We at Book Classified Ads are committed to give the best of the rates & services to book recruitment ad in all leading newspapers through PAN India. Some of the leading newspapers for publishing your recruitment ads are Times of India, Navbharat Times, Economics Times, Hindustan Times, Hindustan Hindi, Indian Express, Jansatta, Financial Express, Dainik Jagran, Dainik Bhaskar, The Hindu, Sakal, Rajasthan Patrika, Rasthriya Sahara, Loksatta, Business Line, Business Standard, Anandabazar Patrika, Telegraph, Gujarat Samachar, Divya Bhaskar, Maharashtra Times, Vijaya Karnataka, Sandya Times and many more.

We Publish the Recruitment advertising in the following categories: MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS, Career Consultants, Career Course Providers, Overseas Job Consultants, Resume Writers, Placement Consultants, Situation Vacant, DTP Operators, Computer Operators, Accountant, Accounts & Finance, Academic, Professor, Teacher, Assistant Managers, Delivery Boys, Personal Assistant, Peon, Receptionists & Tel Operators, Secretaries, Senior/Top Managers, Beauticians & Hairdressers, Dieticians, Fashion Designers, Journalists, Photographer, Writer, Data Entry Operators, Designers, Developer, Programmer, Web Developer, Advertising Marketing & Sales, Public Relations, Part Time Jobs, Situations Wanted etc.

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF RECRUITMENT ADS?

Classified text ads: They are Black and White font based notices that come under the most basic of ad formats. They have fixed charges for a number of words. An ad seeker exceeding the word limit will have to pay the additional amount for extra words.

Classified Display Ad: They are a bit bigger in size that the former with another difference that they incorporate colored font to highlight the information. It is best suited to grab the reader attention.

Display: Full, half or quarter page notices incorporating images, graphics, and text to immediately strike a chord with the reader!

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