Posts by: Shira Boyle With ZipRecruiter’s most recent announcement regarding organic postings through Haley Marketing, we know a lot of clients are wondering how to handle the change without losing candidates. Below, I’ve compiled some suggestions and information you can use to help ensure you’re getting the most out of the Haley Marketing Job Board: Have you checked out… Continue reading
I’ve published my jobs – how do I make sure they’re appearing on Google? Do you have a Haley Marketing job board? If so, you are connected to our Google for Jobs API! Does this mean all of your jobs will appear on a Google for Jobs search though? Not necessarily. Have you checked whether… Continue reading
Let’s be honest here: looking for a job is usually not fun. You search all over the internet or, before the internet, you searched through the classifieds and drove all around town looking for “Now Hiring” signs. Once you finally find some jobs to which you want to apply, you then have to sit down… Continue reading
In today’s society, where most people define themselves by what they do for a living, getting your “dream job” – a job which not only provides financial security, but also a satisfying work experience that reflects your passions and values – seems to be a major goal for most people. This is perfectly understandable, but… Continue reading
Do I really need a new website? The one I have works and I’m still getting applications… There are several reasons you should consider creating a new website. Technology changes daily. If your website is built on technology which is now obsolete, and if you want your company to stay relevant to job seekers and… Continue reading
When you meet someone for the first time, when you’re set up on a blind date, or when you’re looking to hire a babysitter, do you ever check that person out on social media? “Let me just type this name into Facebook (Instagram, Twitter, etc.) and see what pops up,” right? If you check a… Continue reading
One of the most common questions I heard from teachers during my career in education was “Well, what else can I do?” Most teachers have a degree (whether it’s a bachelor’s or master’s) in education, which leaves them feeling limited regarding what they can do if they suddenly realize (after a year, two years, or… Continue reading
