Sausage Dog

Sausage Dog

Tailors your existing CV to any UK job advert in 60 seconds

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Published on Aug 18, 2026
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About Sausage Dog

Sausage Dog is a UK CV tailoring tool. You paste a job advert, upload your current CV, and it rewrites the language to match the role. Your dates, employers and qualifications never change; the tool only reworks how your experience is presented, so the CV stays honest and sounds like you rather than like AI. Every tailored CV comes in four UK formats with a suggestion for the one your industry reads best, plus a match score, a tailored cover letter and interview prep for the specific role. Output stays readable to applicant tracking systems without keyword stuffing. Premium adds Career Radar, which reads your CV, scans thousands of live UK jobs, scores each for fit and tailors a CV for the ones worth your time, showing how many people have already applied to each advert. Built around UK hiring specifically: NHS and public sector applications, Civil Service Success Profiles in the Application Coach, and original labour-market research published at sausagedog.io/research.

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sausagedoguk
@sausagedoguk

Now in HR Press: we checked 1,804 UK job adverts against 23 possible benefits. 38.5% name none, and naming more goes with fewer applications, not more. https://sausagedog.io/blog/uk-job-advert-benefits

sausagedoguk
@sausagedoguk

1,804 UK job adverts checked against 23 possible benefits. 38.5% name none. Naming more goes with fewer applications, not more, inside the same occupation. https://sausagedog.io/blog/uk-job-advert-benefits

sausagedoguk
@sausagedoguk

1,804 UK job adverts checked against 23 possible benefits. 38.5% name none. Naming more goes with fewer applications, not more, inside the same occupation. https://sausagedog.io/blog/uk-job-advert-benefits

sausagedoguk
@sausagedoguk

New from our advert dataset. We watched 1,691 UK job adverts hour by hour for two weeks. 7 in 10 never reached 10 applicants, and where a queue did build it took a median of 28 hours to get to ten. https://sausagedog.io/blog/how-fast-job-a

sausagedoguk
@sausagedoguk

New research from our advert dataset. 1,349 live UK job adverts, and 98% never name who you would report to. 41% never state the weekly hours. The gaps make a decent list of interview questions. https://sausagedog.io/blog/questions-to-ask-

sausagedoguk
@sausagedoguk

Our research is in Education News today. 500 teaching assistant adverts, 113 teacher adverts. Safeguarding appears in 79% of TA ones and 18% of teacher ones. Second outlet to pick up the job advert data this month.

sausagedoguk
@sausagedoguk

Read 500 UK teaching assistant adverts and 113 teacher ones. Safeguarding shows up in 79% of TA adverts. In teacher adverts, 18%. Schools screen support staff on child protection and assume teachers already have it.

sausagedoguk
@sausagedoguk

Small win: our job research got into HR Press again. We tried to prove "no experience needed" adverts get fewer applicants. Looked true, then vanished once we controlled for the job type. Only 2 of 16 things held up.

sausagedoguk
@sausagedoguk

Spent the last few months analysing 15,000 UK job adverts while building Sausage Dog. A few findings I genuinely didn't expect: 📌 Receptionist jobs can attract 20x more applicants than nursing roles 📌 Retail says "fast-paced" far more o