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How to Renew an Expiring Job Listing

Extend your job posting for another 90 days

Claudia Garcia avatar
Written by Claudia Garcia
Updated this week

Quick Answer

When your job listing approaches expiration, navigate to the listing in your Dashboard and click the renewal option. This restarts the 90-day active period without requiring you to recreate the posting. Act before expiration to avoid any gap in visibility.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Access Your Job Listing

  1. Log into your Heritage Web Dashboard

  2. Navigate to your job listings

  3. Find the listing showing an expiration warning

Step 2: Review the Listing

Before renewing, confirm:

  • The position is still open

  • Job details are still accurate

  • Application URL is still valid

  • Salary and benefits information is current

Step 3: Initiate Renewal

  1. Look for the renewal option on your listing

  2. Click to renew the posting

  3. The 90-day period restarts from the renewal date

Step 4: Update if Needed

If any details have changed:

  1. Make necessary edits during the renewal process

  2. Updates may require a brief review before going live

  3. Your renewed listing reflects current information

Important Notes

  • Renew before expiration to maintain continuous visibility

  • Renewal restarts the full 90-day period

  • No need to recreate the listing—all information is preserved

  • You'll receive confirmation when renewal is processed

FAQs

Can I renew after the listing has expired? Yes. Access your expired listing in the Dashboard and renew it. There may be a brief review period before it goes live again.

Do I need to pay again to renew? Renewal terms depend on your listing type. Free job listings can typically renew at no cost. Sponsor job listings follow subscription terms.

Will my listing be reviewed again? If you make changes during renewal, the listing may go through a brief re-review. Renewals without changes typically process more quickly.

Can I update the job details while renewing? Yes. Renewal is a good time to refresh salary information, update requirements, or modify the job description based on your hiring experience.

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