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How to build a social media recruitment strategy: An FAQ guide
Social media sourcing involves using social networks to identify, attract, engage and hire potential candidates. Recruiters use ...
How to recruit on YouTube
YouTube has more than one billion users who watch roughly one billion hours of video every day. For recruiters who wan...
Recruiting on LinkedIn: a step-by-step guide
Recruiting on LinkedIn is highly beneficial as it provides access to a vast network of professionals, enabling you to post jobs,...
How to recruit on Reddit
There’s a popular saying in the recruiting world: You’ve got to go where your candidates are. For recruiters, that means going b...
How to recruit via SMS text messages
SMS technology isn't groundbreaking anymore. But, choosing to contact candidates via text is still a non-traditional approach. T...
Sourcing on Twitter: Advanced search strategies for recruiting
Sourcing passive candidates means being where they are, and many are on Twitter. (About 313 million each month). But with thousa...
Sourcing on Google: Boolean search for recruiters
Sourcing on Google using Boolean search is a powerful way for recruiters to find specific candidates. It involves combining keyw...
The best Facebook features for sourcing and recruiting
Yes, you can source passive candidates with Facebook Groups and Facebook Live. This tutorial will help you take advantage of the...
How to use Slack for recruiting
Slack is a cloud-based collaboration tool that gathers all of your team communication in one place. If you’re looking for creati...
How to source on Google+
The hottest trend in recruiting is social recruitment – using popular social networks, like LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter...
How to source passive candidates
Passive candidates are individuals who are not actively seeking a new job but may be open to new opportunities. They are often h...
How to start recruiting on Twitter
Can you build a good recruiting strategy in 140 character chunks? If you’re not already a Twitter user that may sound tricky. Bu...