Job post URL builder | Verticalmove

Job post URL builder · internal

Build one personalized link.

The page has four parts: a hook, the applicant numbers, the list of what the role actually requires, and the ask. The requirements list is the part that does the work, so do not skip step 4. The URL, the DM and the email build as you type.

1 Who it goes to

First nameOpens the page, the DM and the email Full nameOptional. First name is taken from it if blank above.

Their titleCarried in the URL, not shown on the page Company requiredAppears in the headline

2 The posting

Role title requiredExactly as posted. Used in the headline. Work modelOn-site is the strongest filter

LocationCity on the posting Date posted recommendedFrom the “Posted / Reposted” label. The page works out days since posting from this.

Link to the posting requiredMust open. A placeholder link is hidden rather than 404ing.

3 What LinkedIn shows

From the Premium Applicant Insights panel, not the line under the job title. The header rounds, the panel does not. If fewer than 10 have applied the page shows counts rather than percentages, and says the sample is too small to conclude anything.

Clicked apply required“Candidates who clicked apply — total”

Reposted?Only shown if no posting date is given

Yes

Entry %From the seniority bars Senior %From the seniority bars

4 What the role actually requires this is the page

Read the job description and write the things that narrow the pool, one per line. Not the perks, not the boilerplate. Aim for 6 to 10. Include the location or on-site requirement as its own line if it is a real constraint. Paste the JD into Claude and ask for the scarcity list if that is faster.

Requirements, one per line required

5 Who is sending it

Your nameNamed in the ribbon and signs the DM Your titleShown as “Matthew Allen (Founder, Verticalmove)”

Your email requiredEvery button on the page replies here. Blank sends replies to the shared inbox. Your phoneOptional, shown next to the email

Date you read the posting requiredThe headline says “here is what it showed on” this date Calendar linkOptional. Replaces the mailto on both buttons.

LinkedIn DM paste straight into the message box

Personalized URL on its own

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Email longer, for inbox sends