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Social Media Tips: Facebook

November 28, 2011 by Steph King

In our last newsletter, we handed out some tips on how to use Twitter to help grow your recruitment business. This time, we’re looking at how Facebook can also serve as a great way to find and engage with both clients and candidates. When setting up your Facebook page, make sure that you create a [...]

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Twitter: Uniting a nation

November 11, 2011 by Vickie Collinge

Today marked the 93rd anniversary of the the first Armistice Day, and as people across the UK prepared to pay their respects in the annual two minute silence, I found myself asking colleagues a rather odd question: will there be a Twitter silence as well? To find the answer to this question I turned to Twitter [...]

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Old Dogs and New Tricks: my take on social media in recruitment

October 28, 2011 by Tracey Dunn

  I have attended two recruitment in social media events recently and although I thought I was fairly social media savvy – I definitely learned some interesting new stuff showing that you can indeed teach an old dog new tricks! The first was the UK Recruiter and  HB RIDA Directors’ Networking Event. The first presentation [...]

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Is good customer service dead and buried?

October 20, 2011 by Steph King

You only have to glance online to hear nightmare stories of poor customer service, and like most of us I have had my fair share. Only last week I had the ‘pleasure’ of flying Ryanair and experienced its awful service. Whilst I understand the phrase ‘you get what you pay for’ – surely speaking to [...]

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Social Media Tips: Twitter

September 8, 2011 by Andie Hill

In our last newsletter, we handed out some tips on how to use LinkedIn to help grow your recruitment business. This time, we’re looking at how Twitter can also serve as a great way to find and engage with both clients and candidates. Fill out your Twitter bio and upload a picture. A profile with [...]

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Case Study: Handle Recruitment

September 8, 2011 by Andie Hill

The successful social media campaign The company Handle Recruitment is the leading recruitment consultancy for the media and entertainment industries. With more than 30 years’ experience, Handle has grown to encompass the wider demands of the increasingly complex media and entertainment arena. It is the only consultancy to have divisions dedicated to providing permanent, temporary, [...]

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There’s a drumming inside my head …and it’s social media

September 2, 2011 by Tracey Dunn

I have just returned from just under three weeks away.  I had a great time travelling around the States.  And as I always do when I am on holiday, I take my blackberry but I turn off data roaming. No e-mail, no Twitter, no Facebook…. and definitely no logging on to free wifi ..nothing.  And [...]

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Why people power did not close The News of the World

July 12, 2011 by Tracey Dunn

I bought the last copy of The News of The World last Sunday. Not because I supported the paper in any way shape or form but, from a professional point of view, I wanted to own a piece of publishing history. I can’t remember a time in my whole life ( almost half a century)  an instance [...]

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Connectiquette

July 1, 2011 by Andie Hill

Having just heard the new phrase ‘Connectiquette’ I decided to look into the etiquette of managing connections online. Technology has brought us all closer together.  Social networks have provided platforms making it easy to connect with long-lost friends and family, new friends, business colleagues and other people who have similar interests, aspirations and goals. They [...]

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Unmarketing & sexy thinking – my take on Jobsite’s Fresh Thinking event

May 27, 2011 by Tracey Dunn

I had the pleasure of being one of the guests at  Jobsite’s Fresh Thinking event on Wednesday. I wasn’t sure what to expect.  I see myself as fairly social media savvy and so wasn’t sure that I would learn anything new. What I forgot was that sometimes you may not learn anything  new – but you  [...]

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