How to Add Payment Buttons to your Recruitment Site

Let's make it easy for people to pay you online through your website. Waiting for clients and customers to pay can be a challenge, and modern online payment solutions can speed up the process of getting the money you are owed into your bank account.

There is no need to wait in a queue at the bank or deal with conventional cheques and the entire process can be fast and simple.

If we start with PayPal, to add a payment button to your web page, in summary (after you have signed up to PayPal), you need to log into PayPal, get the code and then add the code to your web page.

Here are the simple steps for adding payment button code to your web page in your QuickontheNet.com website:

• If you are editing a 'Page' or a 'Gallery' item, just click the small 'HTML' button (on the right-hand side).
• Now 'Paste' your PayPal code into the window.
• Click 'Update' and 'Save' (at the bottom).
• Now you should preview your website to see the results.

This is a short summary of the key steps involved. When you sign-up with us, we can provide you with a detailed step-by-step guide for PayPal.

 

Add Any Code to your Web Page

You might be interested to know that these are the same steps (above) you should use for adding any code to your web page, including YouTube videos, embedding music or audio tracks, Flash slideshows, Google Maps, web advertising, widgets from Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn, and much more.

 

Take Online Credit Card or Debit Card Payments

Here at QuickontheNet.com, we're independent, so the good news is that you can use any credit card or debit card payment service provider, including:

• PayPal.
• Google Checkout.
• WorldPay.
• Nochex.
• Roman Cart.
• HSBC.
• Etc.

Provided it is legal, you can take online payments for anything you wish related to recruitment, product sales or other business services.

For example, you could take payments for posting a job on your website, or charge a fee for providing your recruitment consultancy services. You can even use web page payment buttons to collect your invoice payments.

 

Did You Know?
You can try this feature right now using our free trial, when you edit any standard web page in 'Pages'.

If you would like to use PayPal, simply click the small 'HTML' button, paste in your payment button code and save the page. And that's it!

Next, preview your web page to test the button and check how your new payment page facility looks for your customers.