Your hiring system is designed as the main hub for all your recruiting efforts and channels, creating a focal point for your entire recruitment strategy. As part of this process, you can increase your applicant flow by leveraging your company’s social media community and redirecting potential candidates to apply to your posted positions.
To provide enhanced reporting, the system enables you to generate tracking links for individual applicant sources such as social media platforms and boutique job boards. These are helpful, as they can be created as needed per job. Creating a tracking link creates a unique URL address directing applicants to specific positions (bypassing your Career site). Followers who apply with those links will appear in the system along with the source name in their application. This ensures the accuracy of hiring metrics and lets you know the source of your applicants.
Since your organization has worked hard to build a vibrant online presence, your networks are a great source of quality applicants:
Sharing Jobs on Facebook
Facebook is the largest social network and one of the best places to connect with customers. Businesses of all sizes have company pages to showcase their brand, products, and customer stories. Fans of your company page are often engaged with your company, love your products or services, and are passionate about what you do.
Once the tracking link is copied, you can paste it into a status update on Facebook. Write a short “We’re Hiring!” message and share it.
Sharing Jobs on LinkedIn
Sharing Jobs on Twitter
Twitter is a fast-paced social media network designed for short, quick communication with followers. As a company or brand, Twitter can be a great tool to engage your customers in conversation and receive short quick feedback. An engaged Twitter audience is a great way to spread the word that your company is hiring.
To share your job postings on Twitter, write a short “We’re Hiring!” message and tweet it along with the tracking link. Make sure to include hashtags (#) for your city and type of job so that your tweet can be searched for by job seekers.