In Monty Python’s “Meaning of Life”, there is a line, “Ah, I see you have the machine that goes Ping!!!!” It’s a classic line for anyone who has seen the movie, but I’m sure you’re wondering what on earth does that have to do with a new website. As a project manager, before I kickoff… Continue reading
Business ethics generally dictate that once you have done business with someone in the past – placed a candidate, filled a temporary position, helped offload payrolling duties – they are, and always will be, your client. And they’re happy to receive emails, calls and information from your staffing business in the future. However, Canada’s Anti-Spam… Continue reading
You may be familiar with the policy where UPS saved millions of dollars by essentially eliminating the left-hand turn for their truck drivers. While this often means they’re not taking the shortest or most direct route, the decision has saved fuel, reduced waiting time and reduced the chances of accidents. According to CNN, the results… Continue reading
When was the last time someone answered your call with, “Yes absolutely, I will buy your staffing services!” without even hearing your pitch? I’m willing to guess your answer was, “never.” We all know that staffing is rarely a one-call close. It takes several touches across multiple channels of communication before a great prospect turns… Continue reading
Success requires first expending ten units of effort to produce one unit of results. Your momentum will then produce ten units of results with each unit of effort. –Charles J. Givens Are you thinking about developing a new website, but are unsure how you will be able to keep the project moving with all the… Continue reading
I hope you had a great holiday and a Happy New Year! I wanted to pass along a few marketing thoughts to kick off the new year. In case you were looking for some New Year’s Resolutions for your marketing efforts, here are a few to try out… Build Your Contact List – One of the… Continue reading
No doubt you’ve seen the headlines regarding Apple’s big iPhone 7 launch event, and the new features the phone will boast. And whether you’re an Apple junkie or an Android die-hard, there are some strong marketing lessons we can all take from this event. 1. You need to build up excitement before an event. You… Continue reading
A very common request from clients is to make their logo larger. This is an issue website designers often face because it can disrupt the balance of the website and the focus of what is being displayed. Brand recognition should always be important to your marketing goals, however, the appearance of the design is more… Continue reading
You’ve been hearing the term “content marketing” a lot for the past few years. And if you’re an industry leader in staffing and recruiting, there’s no doubt that you’re already using inbound marketing. But where do you fall in the content marketing life cycle? How mature is your content marketing strategy? According to data from… Continue reading
Does your company use social media? Are you performing any kind of social sharing? If not, start. Now. If you are, are you using it correctly? Owning and operating a staffing or recruiting firm is very different from owning a bike shop or bakery. So why would you use social media the same way? Here… Continue reading
When you’re just sitting on the couch, binge-watching your favorite shows, you might feel guilty and think you should be getting something accomplished. But if you pay attention, you just might learn something you can use in the office. Take these important lessons from the hit fantasy series based on the books of George R.R…. Continue reading
Once you realize that you need a new staffing website, it can be quite tempting to think that building a new one will solve all of your marketing needs. However a new website is only part of your overall marketing strategy, not your marketing strategy itself. It should contain your core messaging, but it is… Continue reading
In Part I, we told you the benefits of making social media a part of your everyday work routine. Now you’re ready to learn how. Dedicate the time. In today’s world, social media is 24/7. While certain times may be better for reaching your audience than others, the most important element is that you dedicate… Continue reading
Of the 200 billion emails sent every day, nearly 84 percent are considered “spam” – and immediately disregarded with the swift click of a mouse. So, how do you beat this trend, and get your emails in front of your intended recipients, instead of buried deep down in their deleted items? Consider the following tips…. Continue reading
Your website is often the first impression your company makes on potential clients and candidates. What does yours say? Does it scream “I paid for this in 2001 and haven’t updated it since!” or “My cousin built this for half the price of a regular site, who cares if half the buttons don’t work?!” If… Continue reading
So I’ve written a couple times now about marketing strategies and why you need one for your staffing or recruiting firm. And if you’re reading my blog posts (which are full of valuable information – I mean, I’m seriously kicking out some epic stuff here), then you already know that I REALLY think you must… Continue reading
