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You’re excited about your company’s new career site content. Your brand is on-target, your strategy is solid, and you’re ready to attract the right candidates. Soon, however, you realize that your site—and maybe your application process—is underperforming. You expected more (and better) candidates applying for your open positions. It’s important to remember this reality about performance: if you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it.

When it comes to recruitment marketing analytics, many organizations remain narrowly focused on an increase in numbers. However, the most useful analytics tell the story of the candidate journey with an acute focus on the why behind the what. At NAS Recruitment Innovation, we believe that analytics need to be interpreted with your holistic recruitment

The numbers don’t lie. In the dynamic world of analytics, strategies abound: pay-per-click, programmatic media, Facebook promoted posts, social media campaigns, e-blasts, online job postings, event landing pages, your own career site performance…Here’s the thing: unless you can track results of your efforts with unbiased analytics, how can you possibly determine and validate the effectiveness

Every year, we all resolve to make changes. We keep some resolutions, while others fall by the wayside. I believe that the more practical the resolution, the greater chance we have of keeping it. Here are the three simple and reasonable resolutions that every talent acquisition professional should make in 2017. Resolution #1: Make the

One of the hot-button topics in talent acquisition is the desire for analytics. HR leaders know that real data can help them make informed decisions, and that it will give them the support they need when building a budget, justifying their spend and determining how to create content for their site. There are two basic