Glossary > Social Media Recruiting
In today’s job market, candidates use technology like social media to research companies. Social media recruiting is a strategy for improving employer brand as well as candidate engagement. Recruiters use social media to share content about their culture, open jobs, employee stories, and more. It’s useful to promote employer brand and interact with candidates and clients!
Recruiters can use social media to communicate with their talent pipeline – whether it be to share connections, promote open roles, or share employee stories. Find the most engaging channels in your network and regularly communicate on them. This helps to keep leads warm as well as promote your employer brand.
While there are a variety of social media platforms that are popular with recruiters – some stick out as favorites. LinkedIn is a favorite of recruiters worldwide due to its integration capabilities and popularity with candidates. Try posting open jobs on LinkedIn or share jobs from your organization on your personal feed to expand the reach.
While social media is a favorite for expanding brand and engaging candidates, there are many considerations to bringing it in as a strategy. Below are some advantages and disadvantages for using social media in recruiting.
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