Elevate Your Job Search With a Killer Cover Letter [Video Webinar]

Not a fan of writing cover letters? We get it. But since a good one could make all the difference in your job search, we’re here to help!

View this webinar and Q&A, “Elevate Your Job Search With a Killer Cover Letter,” for a crash course that’ll help you stand out as the best candidate for the job.
 

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One of our certified resume writers shares:

• Cover letter best practices you need to know
• Proven strategies for the intro, body, and close
• Bonus tips for tricky situations like career gaps, career changes, and relocations
   

Why You Need Cover Letter Writing Tips

In the realm of job hunting, your cover letter can be the secret sauce that gives your application that extra zing – setting you apart from the sea of candidates. Think of it as your personal sales pitch. And here’s the kicker: according to an iHire survey, 65.3% of employers believe cover letters are important, and 76.5% always read cover letters if the candidate includes one.

Best Cover Letter Intros

Crafting your cover letter doesn’t need to be complicated. Start with a punchy intro – be it declaring your enthusiasm for the role, dropping a name (if you’ve got an in at the company), sharing a standout achievement, or diving right in to why you’re perfect for the role.

Which Information Does the Body of a Cover Letter Include?

The body of the letter where you get to showcase your skills, achievements, and professional persona. Be as brief as possible and consider using bullet points to draw attention to key information.

Don't simply rehash your resume, either – your cover letter is a great opportunity to speak more directly to your prospective employer and showcase your personality.

Closing Your Cover Letter

The final paragraph of your cover letter should be short and sweet and express your gratitude for the opportunity. Include your contact information and follow-up plans. If you’re asked to include your salary requirements, mention them here as well.

Get More Cover Letter Advice

Explore our Job Seeker Resource Center for more cover letter tips, templates, and guidance, including this video on how to use iHire’s free Cover Letter Generator tool.