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6 Pro Tips for Ensuring a Lasting Employer Brand

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Developing and activating an authentic, dynamic and beneficial employer brand takes time, work and support from stakeholder and cross-departmental collaboration. With so much effort to get it “right”, your employer brand needs to be useful for years to come, through potential (and unknown) company, job market and world changes.

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A NEW PERSPECTIVE FROM THE EMPLOYER BRANDING STRATEGIES CONFERENCE #EBRANDCON

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When I landed in San Diego for the Employer Branding Strategies Conference , I wasn’t sure what I was going to walk into. So, whether you’re considering attending #EBrandCon 2019 or researching employer branding conferences in general, I hope you find my perspective on the event beneficial and insightful.

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Recruitment Marketing to Attract Better-Qualified Talent

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Recruitment marketing, like client acquisition, requires brand strategy, a prospective database and nurturing relationships. Most businesses make the mistake of marketing their positions directly before a hiring need. If you don’t take the time to build a brand, talent will avoid you. By then, it’s too late. Salary Guides.

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Digital Marketing for Recruiters: Take a Look at These 5 Innovative Ideas

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Share Employer Brand Stories on Social Media Employer branding is the idea that every organisation has its own unique identity and therefore requires a different approach when recruiting. It allows you to humanise your employer brand by providing information on your current projects, future goals, and achievements.

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10 Candidate Questions Recruiters Should Prepare For

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Why it matters : This is a helpful thing for someone to understand during an interview process. This leads to around a third of new hires leaving within the first 90 days of a new role. Moreover, a well-prepared recruiter doesn’t just attract talent but also shapes a robust employer brand.

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The Ultimate Guide to Boosting Employer Branding

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Employer branding is your company’s reputation in the eyes of your employees, job seekers, and other stakeholders. If your organization cares about its employees, listens to their needs, and supports their growth, you’ve probably got a strong employer brand. Why is employer branding important ?

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6 Recruitment News Stories to Kick-Off 2016 – 4th January 2016

Social Talent

LinkedIn tells us that a whopping 62% of talent acquisition leaders cited employer branding as a top priority at their company in 2015 – a figure that was up from 58% in 2014. 83% of professionals say a negative interview experience can change their mind about a role. 77% of professionals want to hear good news by phone.

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