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A work at website?

Indispensable!

Your own work at website. Because whether you're a local hero or a global brand, you're always looking for the best talent. A working at site can really make the difference here. And good news; at effect group*, we know better than anyone how to really seduce potential employees and how to translate this strategy into an employment website and labor market campaigns.

Effectgroep* realiseert moderne recruitmentsite voor Leen Bakker

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No second chance

Create a career website alongside your regular corporate website. Why? Firstly, because a working at website is entirely focused on finding new talent. And it's your digital business card for new colleagues, the first impression you don't get a second chance for. Because you want to address talent clearly and directly and share information that is relevant to them.

A working at site usually has only one goal: to get the best candidates out of the market. And that is a different goal than a corporate website or eCommerce environment. So put a working at website next to your website or platform and focus entirely on your new colleagues in terms of design, interaction and content.

Google for Jobs

Vacancy platform

But there is another reason to take your recruitment communication seriously: Google for Jobs.

Google for Jobs is no longer new, but it is more important than ever. It is the place where (almost) all vacancies come together: from working at websites, recruitment platforms and corporate sites to job sites. As soon as someone starts looking for a job via Google, there is a good chance that your vacancy will appear there. But then you have to do it properly.

Because, as we know Google, it's all about relevance, structure and smart content. A strong work at site — technically well set up, with the right metadata and SEO-proof texts — increases your visibility and the chance that your vacancy will be at the top. And trust us: that's where you want to be.

In short: those who still bet on a good work at website today will score with candidates, but also with Google. And that is guaranteed to give you more visibility, more applications and ultimately: more colleagues.

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Reaching the target group

We are your labor market communication partner and design and create campaigns and job sites that really help you. Really real. To fulfill that promise, we want to understand and understand you, your market and your target group. And with that knowledge and insights, we develop labor market campaigns and online marketing funnels that provide relevant traffic to your work-at-website. So we are also happy to be your partner for advertising on social media, the Google platform and LinkedIn.

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Want to talk more about recruitment and communication?

Marlous is there for you and has answers to all your questions!

Mail Marlous via marlous@effectgroep.nl.

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