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360 poll: Social media use in your campus recruitment strategy

Social media is currently a hot topic in the campus recruitment world, but it’s unclear how many organizations are actually using social media in their campus recruitment strategies.

Please take our Campus Recruitment 360 Poll to help us get a better sense of how social media is being used within the campus recruitment community.

Your vote is completely anonymous and the results will be revealed exclusively on Campus Recruitment 360 in a future post.

How to leverage Pinterest to support your employer brand

You’ve heard the stats:

  • Pinterest is the fastest-growing social network.
  • Pinterest has over 20 million users.
  • Pinterest drives more referral traffic than Google+, YouTube and LinkedIn combined.
  • Pinterest is the 19th most popular website in Canada.

So, is your company on Pinterest?

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How to take student relationships from on-campus to online

You’ll meet thousands of students on-campus during the campus recruitment period this fall, have some really meaningful conversations about your organization…and then what?

It’s essential that you are able to transfer those encounters with students to ongoing engagement with you and your organization online so you can leverage those relationships throughout the year.

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How to make the most of Twitter for campus recruitment: Part 2, Lists

In Part 1 of the How to make the most of Twitter for campus recruitment series, we outlined some basic and intermediate strategies to help campus recruiters better engage with students:

  • Respond to all @ mentions as soon as possible
  • Keep an eye on key search terms, such as your organization’s name
  • Jump in and join the conversation when appropriate

In this post, you’ll learn why Twitter lists are among the best social media tools for campus recruiters and how to use them effectively for targeting, listening to and engaging with students.

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