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Job Descriptions Built from What the Market Lists

Pick the role and tick the duties and requirements similar postings list, with how often they appear in AirTA's data. Get the description in English and Japanese, then improve it with the facts locked.

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Real screens from Mizuhiki Search, a demo agency. Every name and figure on them is a sample.

How it works

From a title to a job candidates and Google can read

01 · Build
Start from the market, not a blank page
The role is suggested from your job title. Tick what applies from the duties and requirements AirTA tracks for it, each shown with its share of similar postings. Describe the client; never name them.
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02 · Improve
Improve it with the facts locked
See what similar postings list that yours doesn't, and the searches that found the job. A better version keeps every fact; anything that would change one is a proposal you confirm with the client.
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03 · Check
Checked before it goes live
A placeholder salary or a passed end date can't be published. Missing location or employment type is flagged in both languages.
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04 · Publish
A job page Google for Jobs reads
Structured data in both languages, a readable address, and an apply form that takes one step on a phone.
05 · Video
Add the consultant on camera
Record a short video for the role on a phone or laptop. Write the script with AI, cut the pauses, add captions, and it plays on the job page.
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The Details That Matter

AirTA's market data

Duties and requirements with their share of similar postings, from AirTA's job posting data. Generic by construction, so confidential searches stay confidential.

Two languages, written fresh

English first, then Japanese written for Japanese readers, not translated. Any number not in the job's own facts fails the draft.

Confidentiality checks

The Jobs Editor flags a confidential job that names its client, and a title with a unique product or a landmark office that could give the client away.