Emma Pond
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How to advertise this fundraising job? Best keywords to use?
Kate Beeching Trustee at Likewise Posted 3 years ago
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We have been debating what kind of fundraiser to recruit. We definitely need someone's help initially on grants /trusts but longer term could see we need someone that could help us in more entrepreneurial modes of fundraising. So we are torn whether it's realistic to recruit for a good all rounder or if it's too much/off-putting if we appeal for a varied skillset in our ad. At the moment we've drafted a profile which emphasises we see grants /trusts as main thrust of work, so bid-writing and research experience, but see ourselves exploring other means.
- What thoughts do you have about what you would look for in job ads to help you understand if the nature of the role is for you?
- Are there any key words / job titles that we should consider carefully, i.e. as they will attract different people?
- Where would you look for a job and what key words would you use when setting up any job alerts?
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