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Social Recruiting Round-Up – November 2014

Social Talent

Hello and welcome to the pre-Christmas, November issue of Social Talent’s Social Recruiting Round-Up – a collection of the best blogs, infographics and new stories posted on the Social Talent blog in the last month. million of which was made up of recruitment revenue. 61% or $344.6 Easy peasy.

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How to Measure Return on Social Media Investment

Prominence

My guess is that in most cases it would make no difference to your recruitment or careers business. This is because the majority of recruitment firms or internal talent teams are only playing lip service to social media. As you can probably guess this lack of investment results in limited returns. Google Analytics.

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Anti-Social Recruiting: Why Sourcing Best Practices Are BS

Recruiting Daily

Sourcing back in the day sucked – but it actually required skill that’s largely been replaced by dynamic profiles , personal aggregators and sophisticated search algorithms that make finding really anyone easy, at least by comparison. Click here to register (and good on ya).

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Recruitment ads: the real advantages, disadvantages, and alternatives

CareerArc

Native recruitment ad examples are paid social media ads, sponsored posts, and featured job posts. allow your content to reach new audiences who are currently outside your organic reach or network (those who aren’t currently discovering your content through search engine results, social media connections, etc.).

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Three Trends Evolving in the Recruiting Industry

Leoforce

The traditional recruiting train has left the station, and it’s time to update your recruiting strategies if you want to continue bringing in top talent. Here are three noteworthy recruiting trends that you should consider participating in: 1. Engage in social recruiting.

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New to the Field? The 5 Social Recruiting Essentials.

Recruitalicious

As recruiters, our primary goals are to represent our organizations as brand ambassadors, drive traffic and positive attention, demonstrate competence and tech-savviness, inspire meaningful conversations and remain relevant, timely and precise—ultimately to attract the best available candidates. Stay consistent.

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6 Free Tools to Help With Your Recruitment Marketing

Avionte

While we could easily write an entire blog series on Google Analytics and the many recruitment marketing ideas it offers, let’s take a gander at three questions that Google Analytics can help you answer with data. . Q1: Which of your social media platforms are driving the most traffic? About Avionté.