AMonline Job Board

Review:

AMonline is a leading automotive publication in the U.K. and features a dedicated job board that promotes vacancies in the automotive retail sector. The job board allows automotive dealerships and associated companies to post management, sales, customer service, motor finance, and mechanical positions.

Pros:

• AMonline has hundreds of job seekers visiting the site every month.
• The platform aggregates vacancies from affiliated job boards, such as InAutomotive and CV-Library.
• Employers can access dealer profiles, which provide industry-specific recruitment and retaining strategies.
• Employers have access to AMEvents, webinars, and virtual talks.
• The website is easy to navigate.

Cons:

• There is no pricing information available on the website.
• The platform does not offer employer branding or applicant tracking tools.
• Jobs aren't posted to other job boards or social media platforms.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of AMonline.

AMonline Job Board vs. Indeed:

While Indeed is a free job posting site, AMonline's pricing is not listed on its website, and you have to contact the company for a quote. In terms of recruitment, Indeed is the better option, featuring applicant management tools and a candidate database, which AMonline does not offer.

AMonline Job Board vs. Jobsite:

Jobsite is a general job board that services the U.K. While AMonline also caters to the U.K. job market, it specializes in posting automotive retail jobs, thus reaching a niche audience. Jobsite, however, distributes jobs to other job boards like Totaljobs and CareerStructure, which AMonline does not do.

AMonline Job Board vs. Reed.co.uk:

While AMonline and Reed.co.uk both cater to the U.K. job market, Reed.co.uk posts jobs from all industries, and AMonline focuses on automotive retail jobs. Reed.co.uk charges £89.00 +VAT for a single job post, while AMonline does not disclose pricing on its website, and you need to contact the company for a quote.