Advertising with Military.com

Military.com attracts millions of military service members and veterans. The site features today’s top military news stories, career advice, and job opportunities. Use this platform to drive traffic to your career pages, job ads, or hiring events – and become an employer of choice among the military community.

Talk to your Monster Representative to set up a Military.com media plan and have a look at the ad options, best practices and helpful articles below. You’ll soon be on your way to reaching top veteran talent.

Military.com Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorships Overview

Learn the benefits of Military.com sponsorship opportunities.

Military Appreciation Month

Learn how you can sponsor 3 key holidays in May.

Veteran’s Day Sponsorship

Celebrate and show respect to those who have served this country.

Seasonal Work Sponsorship

Entice veterans to explore your seasonal job opportunities with highly visible placements.

Disability Employment Sponsorship

Recognize the value that people with disabilities bring to the workplace.

Helpful Resources for Your Team

Representing the Military

Learn how to present your content in a respectful way for your veteran audience.

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Reverse Military Skills Translator

Give your recruiters a leg up when it comes to matching their open jobs to a candidate's military experience and MOS.

Training for Veteran Hiring

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How to Train Your Team for Veteran Hiring

We'll outline 6 tips to get you started.

Veteran Recruiter Training

Frequently Asked Questions

There are a variety of recruitment advertising options. Our Advertise with Military.com article can show you all of the ways you can share your recruitment messages with the highly skilled veteran audience. Check out the types of advertising available by channel:

On Military.com: Sponsored Content, Display Ad Solutions, Veteran Talent Portal
Members’ Inboxes: Email & Newsletter Advertising
Facebook & Instagram: Promoted Social Media
Mixed Media Sponsorships: Military Appreciation Month, Veteran’s Day, Seasonal Work, Disability Employment

The Military Skills Translator helps veterans see how their skills and experience align with your job openings.

Military.com also offers a Reverse Military Skills Translator to help employers see how their open jobs correspond to a candidate’s military background. To learn more, click here.

You could highlight a success story at your company, benefits that your Veteran or Reserve employees enjoy, or how you continue to support the military community. You can choose an image post, carousel post or a highly engaging video post (60 seconds or less). Check out our article on Military.com Promoted Social Media to learn more.

The focus of an advertorial is on the product or service being promoted and it is obvious that it is an advertisement in the form of an article.

To craft a sponsored content article, the service, product or brand should not be the primary focus. Those elements should be secondary to valuable information presented.

For example, a manufacturing company who is hiring could create an article about changes to the manufacturing industry, or tips for success in the field. Keeping the topics relevant, valuable, and of interest to the people you want to attract is the primary focus. Tie-in your messaging as a secondary element that supports and complements the content of the main article. Learn more about Sponsored Content with Military.com.

Recruitment Advertising Solutions on Military.com is your best bet. Although Monster is unable to target Security Clearance specifically, Military.com is the largest veteran and military website outside of the Department of Defense. Everyone who leaves the military has some level of clearance, and with 10 million Military.com members and roughly 7 million unique visits per month, this is a great place to target candidates with security clearance.

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