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Here’s Where You Need Recruitment Marketing Content — Outside of Your Careers Site

Rally Recruitment Marketing

With social media, paid ads and job boards becoming a larger part of the Recruitment Marketing mix, many job seekers are bypassing companies’ careers sites entirely during their search. According to the 2019 Clutch Recruiting Survey, 41% of job seekers use job board websites to discover open positions.

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Employer branding: A Guide to Showing Em What You’re Made Of

Recruiting Blogs

If there's one thing I love the most in the world, it's strong employer branding. Unlike other industries, marketing an employer value proposition lets one create, curate, and collaborate on stories with teammates across multiple locations and departments. Don't Keep Employer Branding Efforts a Secret 2.

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How to Decide Your Social Media Channels for Recruiting

Rally Recruitment Marketing

This information typically comes from surveys of your employees and conversations with your recruiters and hiring managers. When you visit their page, do you see employer brand or jobs-related content? 4) Does the content you’ll need to post align with your employer brand and company values?

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7 Employer Branding Questions to Ask Yourself

Glassdoor for Employers

You know you have a strong employer brand when candidates are empowered with information and you’re naturally attracting the best employees. To prospective employees, your employer brand delivers a powerful answer to the question “Why work here?” What does our current employer brand say about us?

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All You Need To Know About A Terrible Employer Brand Through Memes

Spark Hire

In a lot of ways, a company’s employer brand is like a meme. There are countless things that contribute to your employer brand. Everything from the wording in your job descriptions to your social media presence affects what talent thinks about your company as a place to work. It’s too focused on hard skills.

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Top 10 Strategies for Sourcing Highly-Qualified IT and Engineering Candidates

Contract Recruiter

Utilize Niche Job Boards and Websites Rather than relying solely on general job boards, consider targeting niche job boards and websites specifically catering to IT and engineering professionals. Let’s dive in! This will increase the chances of attracting highly-qualified candidates.

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Why Recruiters Must Be Strong Marketers to Reach Today’s Top Candidates

SmartRecruiters

Employer Brand Is Central to Successful Recruitment . In an economy where it’s tough to find top talent, brands have to work hard to stand out. It’s vital that recruiters understand how to best market these benefits as part of the employer brand in order to attract top talent.