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2023 Social Recruiting Benchmarks to Improve Your Strategy

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Social media is one of the most important talent attraction strategies that every employer can use today. It’s becoming harder and more expensive to recruit candidates through traditional job boards when practically everyone that a company wants to hire is already employed and therefore not looking for job ads.

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5 Examples of a Social Media Influencer Job Description [+ Popular Job Titles]

Ongig

If you’re searching for an influencer marketing job description or (top influencer titles), I can help. In this post, you’ll find: 1 FREE social media influencer job description template (just copy & paste!) 5 Examples of a Social Media Influencer Job Description.

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The Product Specialist Job Description Blueprint

Hireology

There are two critical factors for attracting qualified candidates to fulfill your product specialist roles: the job post (which includes a job description) and your company’s career site. Let job seekers know this key difference in the job description and post. How to Post Your Job.

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From Hashtags to Hires: How Staffing Firms Can Utilize Social Media, Part 1

The Staffing Stream

Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, and businesses are increasingly using social media platforms for their growth. Staffing firms, in particular, can benefit greatly from utilizing social media as part of their recruiting strategy. Utilizing personal accounts for social recruiting.

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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. Social media.

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Social Recruiting Best Practices

NPA Worldwide

Social media platforms can be a valuable tool in a recruiter’s toolbelt, if used wisely. Candidates regularly utilize use social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook, to find their future employers. 62% of job seekers use social media channels to evaluate employer brand of a company.

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Creative Candidate Sourcing Strategies for 2023

Hireserve

This comes from the reasonable impulse to cast a wide net — after all, the more potential applicants see your job opening, the more likely you are to get great job candidates applying, right? And don’t forget that not all social media platforms are used equally by different age groups. Similarly, 38.5%