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July 15, 2010
How To Advertise Jobs Without Using Recruiting Agencies
By Kevin Gibbons
This week you may have noticed we have started recruiting for an SEO executive – rather than just writing up a standard we are recruiting post, I thought I'd share the process of how to advertise for jobs online.

As a disclaimer, I have nothing in particular against recruitment agencies it's just good to know the alternatives available – and of course everyone likes to know how to do things on the cheap!

1. Twitter - If you have a following for your company or personal brand on Twitter, it makes sense to reach out to these contacts in order to help find potential candidates. In 2008 PubCon spent $75,000 marketing the conference via email maketing. In 2009 they marketed using Twitter for $0, attendance was up 30% and income 40% – in a recession! That shows Twitter can be an incredible marketing tool if you have the right audience.

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