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Creating Google Ads That Score with Job Seekers

Topics: recruiting with Google, Google Ads

Posted by NAS on Aug 18, 2016 9:00:00 AM

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Google now processes over 40,000 searches every second, which equals 3.5 billion searches per day. Industry experts believe there are 3-4 million businesses using Google AdWords. Are you one of them?

In a prior post, I outline the many great reasons for using a Google AdWords campaign for recruiting. Basically, our clients employ Google AdWords for positions where they know they will have an ongoing need (restaurant, call center) or positions that can be hard to fill (nursing, IT). The goal is to drive traffic on a consistent basis to the relevant page, creating a cost-effective way to keep candidates flowing and to build a pipeline of talent.

The way it works is that Google serves up appropriate ads to viewers based on the keywords they type into the engine. If a nurse types “nursing jobs in Dallas” into Google and your ad is relevant, your ad will be served up to her. However, it’s a little trickier than that, as Google has a complicated way to decide what “relevant” means to seekers, based on several factors.

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How to close the deal with great Open House events

Topics: hiring events, open house for recruiting

Posted by NAS on Jul 28, 2016 9:00:00 AM

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Open House hiring events have long proven to be an effective option for recruiting. The goal of an Open House is to provide a memorable, productive candidate experience. They allow you to tell your story in person and make a real connection with candidates. It all begins with strategy. What are your goals? What is your budget? Which marketing channels are you using to promote the event?

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When old school works: traditional media and its role in recruitment

Topics: recruitment marketing, traditional media, recruitment strategies

Posted by NAS on Jul 14, 2016 9:00:00 AM

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Although online media tends to dominate the recruitment landscape today, there are situations where conventional media, such as print, direct mail and radio, are viable, effective options. These channels can also serve as a conduit to your digital media and online presence – all designed to drive candidates to take specific action. Here are a few examples of traditional media, and why they still work:

Print is not dead.

Print media is an effective option for organizations with a small number of job openings, as well as those looking to launch a massive hiring initiative (for example, a new Call Center needing to hire hundreds of people). Some audiences still prefer print. Candidates for some job types (manufacturing, service industries) may be more easily reached through local newspapers. And some hard-to-reach candidates (scientific disciplines) may read industry-specific journals.

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The goods on engaging and retaining employees

Topics: infographic

Posted by NAS on Jun 23, 2016 9:00:00 AM

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As a firm believer in the primacy of the candidate experience, NAS Recruitment Innovation is always interested in the facts, data and trends within our industry. Our new infographic offers insight into an important topic: employee engagement and retention. We've assembled a variety of information from trusted industry sources that can help you better understand why employees leave, and what builds better relationships and more satisfying work experiences.

In this infographic, you'll learn about:

  • The cost of employee turnover
  • Top drivers of employee engagement
  • What you can do to encourage them to stay

This is just the latest in a series of infographics we've created. Download a free e-book with all of our recruitment marketing infographics, including topics such as mobile recruiting, Google's role in recruiting and the candidate experience. 

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