Applicant
A person who completes the defined application action for a role.
Glossary
Use consistent definitions when planning campaigns, calculating costs, reporting results, and writing agreements.
A person who completes the defined application action for a role.
The percentage of landing-page visitors or ad clicks that complete an application.
Software used to receive, organize, review, and disposition applicants.
The reasons a qualified candidate should consider the role, employer, compensation, manager, product, and career opportunity.
Advertising or campaign cost divided by the number of applicants under the agreed definition.
Advertising spend divided by the number of recorded ad clicks.
An applicant who matches a prior record under the campaign’s agreed duplicate rules.
The market’s perception of the employer and the experience it offers candidates and employees.
Schema.org markup used to describe a real job opening to eligible search engines.
A role-related application question used to identify a stated minimum requirement or logistical conflict.
The destination page designed to explain the job and convert a visitor into an applicant.
Unpaid visits from search engines, links, direct navigation, referrals, or other non-sponsored sources.
A pricing model in which the buyer pays according to an agreed applicant definition and campaign terms.
A pricing model based on delivering an agreed group of organized or curated applicants.
An applicant who meets the written campaign criteria. This does not necessarily mean the employer will interview or hire the person.
The period between a new hire’s start date and expected full productivity.
On-target earnings: expected total compensation when defined performance targets are achieved.
The process of identifying the channel, campaign, or referral associated with a visit or application.
An interview process that uses consistent job-related questions and evaluation criteria.
The elapsed time between opening a position and accepting a hire, based on the organization’s chosen start and end points.