3. El mundo
está cambiando rápidamente
Candidatos y clientes
Networking
Múltiples
oportunidades
Más
canales
1980’s 1990’s 2000’s 2010’s
Reclutadores
Archivadores
Bases de
Datos
Portales de
empleo
Social
Media
4. Social media
ha llegado para quedarse
57%
De la decisión de comprar un
producto se ha tomado antes
de haber llegado a la tienda
1 Source: Harvard Business Review, “The End of Solution Sales”, July 2012
5. We recommend
3 simple steps
Build Engage Recruit
Your followers &
Your brand
Nurture your target
audiences
Do what you do
best
6. 6
¿Qué es employer branding?
¿Qué es Marca Personal?
23. Utiliza tu propio perfil
Tu Tu entorno
1
2
3
• Lo que dices
sobre ti
• Las cosas que te
interesan
• Tu actividad en
LinkedIn
• Lo que los demás
dicen sobre ti
• Cuál es tu red de
contactos
• A qué grupos
perteneces
24. Sumario/
Extracto
Detalles de la
carrera
profesional
Recomendaciones
Grupos
Utiliza tu propio perfil
Titulo
32. Ganar ‘followers’ te ayudará
a encontrar a los mejores
What good is a post
on Facebook if you
have no friends?
? ? ?
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95% Followers están un
95% más dispuestos a
responder a un InMail
Los usuarios son un 61%
már proclives a compartir
información de una
empresa a la que siguen 61%
79% de los usuarios están
interesados en ofertas laborales
de las empresas a las que
siguen 79%
33. Build, engage and recruit: el camino
hacia el éxito
Followers
Time
Relevant
Jobs
Career
Pages
Targeted
Media
Employee
Ads
Recruiter
Content
Updates
BUILD ENGAGE RECRUIT
The world of work has been changing at a rapid pace for both clients and candidates as well as recruitment businesses.
Recruitment companies have had to adapt over the years in the facing of evolving technologies.
Connectivity – networking
Choice – volumes of jobs and suppliers
Channels – job boards, social media and job aggregators
Explain changes – from off to online.
The most recent technology to disrupt recruitment is that of the social web.
One of the most common misconceptions around LinkedIn is that most recruitment companies treat us as a job board and a database, but to fully understand how to get the best from LinkedIn you need to treat it as a social media channel.
Lets take a second to think about the purpose and reason as to why we use other social media platforms. Take Facebook as an example, the idea is to build a community around you of friends and like minded people to communicate with and share content that is relevant and engaging to your friends.
LinkedIn is no different its about building a Followers ecosystem around you of relevant contacts who are interested in you, your company and what you have to say.
Also, the social web has also dramatically changed how we process information, make decisions and look for work. We want and expect information to be as relevant and as personalised as possible. We now trust social platforms to help us make purchasing decisions e.g. trip advisor etc ….
We are so research focused now and have so much more information that 57% of the decision to ‘buy’ is now made before any commercial contact with your business. This now applies about how we think about recruitment and finding our next job.
So, your LinkedIn strategy should consist of three very simple steps.
Employer brand is an organisation's reputation as an employer.[1] The term was first used in the early 1990s, and has since become widely adopted by the global management community.[2][3][4] Minchington (2005) defines employer brand as "the image of your organisation as a 'great place to work'".
Cuando vamos a buscar un restaurante
Ya están en redes sociales
Habla su mismo idioma
Your Part in the Bigger Picture on LinkedIn
Say: The effectiveness of your recruiting efforts in LinkedIn Recruiter come down to understanding and managing your professional brand, as it relates to the organization that you support. On LinkedIn, it’s important to have a solid understanding of how your profile relates to the LinkedIn Ecosystem. There is an entire ecosystem that members experience that creates a story, or perception of an organization from a member’s point of view. This picture is created from a member’s experience with a (click) careers page, (click) to clicking into a job opportunity and seeing who posted the job, (click) to linking from work with us ads, (click) to your InMail communications from LinkedIn Recruiter – all of these things connect back to you, so it’s important to set yourself up and manage your presence in a way that will help members understand who you are, the company you represent, and why they want to trust you with their next steps in their career.
Remember you’re part of a bigger picture, as a LinkedIn recruiter, the activity you drive in your recruiter license is fronted by your profile. The jobs you post will be linked to your profile, the recruitment media your company is running, when they see your profile, they see that media. This is all going to drive profiles back. Is your profile ready to capture al of the ways that the ecosystem traffic uses to arrive at your profile.
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Use your LinkedIn status update as you would a targeted, business edition of Twitter. You can even selectively synchronize the two from LinkedIn.com or from Twitter.com.
Your status updates are a fantastic opportunity to share information virally. You can:
- Advertise open jobs at your company and ask your network to pass on leads
- Share tips on job seeking to position yourself as an expert
Post exciting updates about your company and highlight what it’s like to work there
(as you’ll see on the slide, here’s Brendan again, sharing news and updates about LinkedIn, as well as jobs we have open right now.)
A fantastic tool for adding value in your industry is to take advantage of LinkedIn Today. This is LinkedIn’s top news tool available right there inside the network. You can customize your news updates by industry and easily share relevant stories with your connections. Top news is surfaced by the people, not by an editorial staff!
We use your talent brand reach and talent brand engagement to measure your talent brand index.
Talent brand index measures your ability to engage the potential candidates who know about you. It measures your attractiveness among external talent.
Your talent brand index is x%, and we will use this number to benchmark and compare your employer brand to peers, over time, and across functions and geographies.
Your goal should be to grow your Follower's on LinkedIn – by building relevant Followers you will be far more successful both placing candidates and winning new business
So LinkedIn has all three of your core audiences to help your business be successful. By building your Followers from candidates, clients and consultants you will achieve far higher results and the strategy you need to deploy for each of these is around the concept of “build, engage and recruit”.