How to Remove Promoted Job Postings from LinkedIn Recruiter.

Hi everyone, hope you are doing well, and welcome back to my blog. I hope you are looking for a solution to remove promoted LinkedIn job postings.

In this article, I will discuss deeply to canceling and managing monthly spending limits on the LinkedIn job posting. I will explain the changes you can make on your computer or laptop for a particular job posting on LinkedIn and you can follow the same steps to cancel the free job posting.

Manually Promote a New Job

1. Sign in to Linkedin Recruiter: First of all login into your LinkedIn recruiter using your email and password.
2. Start Job Posting: Hover your cursor on the job tab and click, then click on post a job. Write all the job descriptions and mention all skills. You can format the job description by using in-build tools like bold, italic, and, list.
3. Add Screening Questions: As per the job description, you can add necessary screening questions for the applicants. That helps recruiters to auto-filter unnecessary applications while screening.
4. Decide Your Budget: Click the Edit icon next to your total budget to add specific criteria to reach your target audience.

To Create A Promotion Rule

1. Select Promotion Rules: Move your cursor over the Jobs tab in the Recruiter header and select Promotion Rules from the dropdown.
2. Create a New Rule: On the Promotion Rules page, click +Create the New Rule.
3. Set Rule Criteria: When the window pops up, give your rule a name and select the criteria for capturing jobs. This includes keywords, location, title, and job function.
4. Save Changes

Remove Promoted LinkedIn Job Postings

• To edit or delete the existing job post, click on edit to the right of the automatic job promotion.
• Then click on the delete icon to stop the promotion.
• In order to pause the job promotion, click on the More button and click on pause.
• As an admin, you can select and delete all the rules you have created.

Following the above steps, you can remove promoted jobs on LinkedIn.

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