Track listings: views and applications by channel

At a glance

• The listings page shows a 30-day chart of views and applications for every job

• One click shows which channels bring views and applications, for 30 days or one year

• Each job lists its application stages with counts, each linking straight to the applications list

Which jobs perform well, and which channels bring in the applications? Jobmaps now answers both directly in the listings page. Employers can compare channels and back up their numbers internally without opening every application.

The listings page on Jobmaps now shows a small chart of the last 30 days for every job. The blue figure stands for views, the orange one for applications. Below the job, the application stages appear with the number of applications in each. Clicking a stage opens the applications list on the matching tab.

Stages appear in their order, followed by Hired, Pool and Closed. Jobs without applications show no stages. Share listing and Marketing now sit only in the "…" menu of each row, and the exports badge still opens multiposting.

Hovering over the chart shows the top five channels with views and applications, the rest grouped under "Other". A click opens the detail view: views and applications by source in two lists, plus a switch between 30 days and one year. The one-year view is charted per week.

Channels include, among others, the employer's own website (job widget), search engines, social media, LinkedIn, the RAV Job-Room, partner portals and direct visits. Jobmaps has recorded the source of each application since early October (learn more). Older applications appear as "Not recorded".

The dashboard shows the same job rows as the listings page, with the most recently active job on top. Its main chart shows the last 30 days of views as a line and marks days with applications with orange dots. Hovering shows the figures for each day. The former 7-day counts per job are gone from the dashboard, they remain in the weekly email update. The basics of the dashboard are covered in the article on listing statistics.

Post jobs and see which channels work: jobmaps.ch/en/post-jobs-free