NAS TALENT TALK

Superior speed, power, agility – clearly, the traits we admire most in professional athletes. Shouldn’t your recruitment marketing strategies have the same qualities? An agile recruitment marketing strategy is a necessity today to drive the best talent to your team, to grow your company and to boost financial performance. In this post, we’ll discuss how you can stand out from your competition by implementing agile marketing strategies on your career site and within your sourcing by using digital, social and programmatic solutions.

Only seconds are needed to make a solid first impression with a job candidate, and most often, it’s your website that is your company’s introduction to a potential new employee. It is your handshake moment. Don’t waste those seconds and possibly lose top talent with an outdated or clumsy career page. In this blog post, we’ll tell you how to create a career site that meets candidate expectations and offers you the agility you need to address our ever-changing hiring environment.

NAS Recruitment Innovation is pleased to announce that Allison Padgett has been promoted to our Director of Digital Marketing. She will oversee the implementation of all strategic online initiatives for our clients, including programmatic, digital display, keyword search, social media campaigns, YouTube and streaming audio.

Social media plays a key role as a high-performing channel in every customer-facing and employee-facing aspect of communications. Companies that understand how to unlock the value of social media are in a better position to meet candidates’ needs.

As every one of us involved in recruitment marketing and talent acquisition knows, it all starts with TALENT. In this post, we’ll talk about why you need a talent pipeline strategy, what the advantages are and how you go about building and engaging candidates who have opted into your pipeline

When speaking to Talent Acquisition professionals, we find that targeting talent is often at the top of the list of challenges. But every targeting situation is different. Sometimes you are filling a short-term need. Other times, you’re trying to pipeline talent for a position with consistent needs. Or you might be looking for a very specialized candidate with a limited talent pool to draw from.