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5 Tips for Prioritizing Your Recruitment Marketing and Employer Branding Initiatives

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Whether you’re getting started in a new Recruitment Marketing or employer branding role this year, or continuing to build out the strategy at your current employer, here’s how you can be sure you’ve got your priorities straight. Ask questions during your interview to gain further clarity: How will success be measured?

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Why You Should Infuse your Employer Brand in the Candidate Experience

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Because of this, it’s so important to infuse your candidate experience with your employer brand. The candidate experience should validate the tone set by all your other employer branding work and materials. Remember, your employer brand is the value proposition that you offer employees and candidates.

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Why Job Boards Are Partnering with AI Recruiting Vendors

Leoforce

For traditional job boards, this has required a real step-change in their approach. While historically these platforms had the sole purpose of connecting candidates with job opportunities, nowadays they offer a whole host of products to help companies boost their employer brand and promote their roles even further.

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19 Employer Review Sites to Put on Your Radar

Rally Recruitment Marketing

The answer to this simple question can make or break a candidate’s decision to work at your company, as 82% of candidates now consider employer brand and reputation before applying to a job — a 7% increase in the past five years. They’re also a job board with 3.5 million listings.

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The Importance of an Employer Branding Strategy

Hireserve

Whether your business is aware of it or not, it has an employer brand. Attracting and retaining the best talent is going to be a challenge, requiring businesses to understand and communicate their employer brand more effectively. What is an employer brand? .

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Attracting Top Talent on a Small Business Budget

JazzHR

Build Your Employer Brand Your employer brand is what sets your company apart from the competition and represents your company’s reputation in the market. To build a strong employer brand, start by defining your company’s mission and values. Here are some tips to get you started. #1.

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3 Steps to Create a Digital Job Advertising Strategy

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Paid social media ads and programmatic job advertising can help you get in front of qualified candidates, build interest in passive talent and refine your messaging and content using insights from A/B testing. Leigha Wanczowski, Employer Brand Manager, Covance. Leigha Wanczowski is the Employer Brand Manager at Covance.