Since you are a savvy HR or Recruiting pro in 2012 that means one thing - you are all over the web.
SEO optimized careers site? Check
Engaging content on your 'Careers' tab on Facebook? On it. (don't worry eventually you'll crack 100 'likes')
Witty yet informative Twitter feed that helps get the word out about your company and openings? That's so 2009, but you are on top of it.
Job postings being syndicated, (I am not totally sure what that even means, but it sounds complex and important), all over the whole wide world wide web. You bet.
Awesome coverage, presence, and reach. So why are you still having trouble attracting the talent you need, connecting with the right audience, and generating excitement and buzz about your brand?
This just in - the internet is a big, loud, noisy, confusing, confounding, and if nothing else, distracting place.
Look over here! No, look over here! Free stuff here! Funny cat videos here!
And, I don't know this for sure but I heard some people at an HR conference talking about this recently, there may be parts of the web that feature, shall we say, adult content.
If that is true, and again I only recently heard about this, well good luck getting anyone to notice let alone pay more than 5 seconds of attention to your lame-o career site, or your exceedingly boring JobsAtAcme twitter feed.
So what can you do to rise above the pack, crawl free from the swamp, swim against the current? (insert your favorite 'distinguish yourself' analogy here)
That's what your friends over at Fistful of Talent are here for with the next installment of the often imitated, never duplicated FOT Webinar, set for Wednesday, August 22nd at 1:00PM ET, and titled, That’s Your Pitch? How to Raise Your Social Recruiting Game By Acting Less Like ACME and More Like Apple.
On the webinar the FOT crew will cover:
Message received. Stop thinking like a recruiter and start thinking like your marketing friends down the hall.
So register today for the August 22nd webinar here.
And remember, as always the FOT Webinar comes guaranteed, 60% of the time it works every time.