Using Google Adwords For Recruitment To Reduce Your Cost Per Hire

April 9, 2013 4:37 PM written by  Dave.Hazlehurst · 6 Comments

Whether you are a recruitment agency or working for in-house team, Google Adwords provides a brilliant route to market and can significantly reduce your cost per hire.

How can you reduce the number of inappropriate job applications?

April 3, 2013 9:52 AM written by  Louise Triance · 23 Comments

Do you suffer from too many unqualified job seekers wasting your time by applying for vacancies they’d never be considered for?

This isn’t a new problem (ie, post-arrival of the internet) but it’s certainly one that “one-click” application buttons on job boards hasn’t helped.

Adapting to rapid change as an Independent Recruiter

March 22, 2013 11:42 AM written by  Dave Hume · 29 Comments

I’m dreaming big over here in Seriously Connected Towers (or my home office to be more specific) and why shouldn’t I? I’m an experienced recruiter-turned-entrepreneur and I believe that the best is yet to come for the recruitment industry.

Recruitment is like football was in the 1980s

March 5, 2013 3:08 PM written by  David Palmer · 17 Comments

Recruitment faces a similar challenge to football in the 80s. The Consultants at the top are every bit as good as the football players in the 80s but there are problems within the game that need to be addressed if it is to flourish in the decades to come. Players, Clubs and Fans were the beneficiaries of the football revolution as much as Consultants, Firms, Clients and Candidates could become the beneficiaries of a similar recruitment revolution.

Running a Successful Recruitment Business

February 26, 2013 2:28 PM written by  Helen Reynolds · 5 Comments

Running a successful recruitment business is all about acquiring and retaining customers. Yet, we often forget this. We get so obsessed with strategy, brand etc. that we often disregard the basic requirements of service. Without customer you have no business. A business built on great customer service will be profitable and having happy customers is the best asset a business can have…

Obsessed by candidate attraction and social media?

February 26, 2013 2:28 PM written by  Louise Triance · 3 Comments

Recruitment is a three step process; you attract, you engage and then you hire… Yes, you can use social media for all these elements but you need to understand the basics before you start just chatting willynilly with “passive candidates” on your Facebook page.

Has Agency Use Of LinkedIn Peaked?

February 26, 2013 2:22 PM written by  Philip Marks · 2 Comments

LinkedIn is undoubtedly an excellent tool to search for potential hires. Recruitment consultants and in-house talent teams amongst others use it extensively.

Start Searching For Candidates on Google

February 7, 2013 3:30 PM written by  Katharine Robinson · 4 Comments

The idea of using a Search Engine to find information about people is natural to some recruiters and a totally new idea to others. Search Engines like Google and Bing can be a valuable addition to your candidate sourcing toolbox.

Agency Recruitment Losing £millions in Untapped Revenues

January 11, 2013 12:38 PM written by  Azmat Mohammed · 3 Comments

At a time when winning new business requires fending off more competition in a fight for a shrinking market share, the IOR believe it is vital for recruitment agencies to understand how to generate more from an existing client base and hold on to them. Recruitment is moving at a fast pace and a paradigm shift to a growth in internal recruitment is trending.

What is the difference between winning and losing that next deal?

January 2, 2013 12:56 PM written by  Nicola McHale · 3 Comments

What is the difference between winning and losing that next deal?

Tax avoidance versus tax evasion: What’s the difference?

December 27, 2012 11:55 AM written by  David Thornhill · 1 Comment

IOR Calls for Recruitment Bodies to Freeze Membership Fees as UK Faces SIX More Years of Austerity

December 6, 2012 7:55 AM written by  Geniusteam · 9 Comments

In a measure to help ease the burden on the recruiting sector in a difficult economic climate the IOR has responded to George Osborne’s Autumn Statement by freezing its membership fees at 2011 levels. It is further calling for other recruitment bodies to reconsider their 2013 planned fee increases.

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