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    5 Ways to Use Social Media to Find Rock Star Employees


    In the 21 st century, the majority of people are spending their time online, mostly on their
    social media accounts. As an example, on a daily basis, about 890 million people are
    using Facebook. Also, most of the internet users have more than three different social
    media accounts.
    According to this, your chances of finding and hiring a rock star employee are quite big.
    Take me for granted when I say that you won’t find many talented employees without
    shifting your attention towards social channels.
    Successful professionals are most likely to have a personal brand behind their name.
    Applying to jobs in person is out of fashion and very few people still proceed this way.
    The jobs environment has moved online, and all employers must acknowledge and
    adapt to this transition.
    Even though most companies are using social media to recruit their employees, not all
    of them manage to bring satisfying results. That’s why in today’s post we are going to
    expose how to use social media strategically in order to find rock star employees.
    To make sure your posts are professional and efficient you can strongly consider hiring
    professional writers. With no more further ado, I hope you will find these 5 ways to use
    social media helpful for your recruiting.
    1. Strong Brand Reputation
    The best ones are looking for the best. You can’t expect a valuable candidate to
    seriously consider working for a phantom company, right? First, you need to make sure
    your company’s brand and culture are well known and respected on social media.
    Share content which shows why your company is a great place to work. Your audience
    is the potential workers that you wish to attract. Post what they would like to see and
    you’ll see results.
    2. Proper Advertising
    Social platforms are quite eligible for their advanced technology. They offer specific
    tools which are very helpful for increasing the efficiency of the recruitment process.
    Social media helps you define and properly target your ideal target audience.

    For example, Facebook ads allow you to target the audience based on demographics,
    interests, age, gender, occupations, and so on. However, don’t be too intrusive and
    don’t look too desperate by posting a lot of ads. Doing so would hurt your company’s
    reputation and might just push away talented candidates.

    3. Understand the Differences Between Each Social
    Network
    Unfortunately, many companies fail to understand that each social network is different in
    nature and rules.
    When you try to recruit people through different channels, you must first understand
    how that channel works. Then, in order for your recruiting to be effective, you must
    respect and follow its rules of posting, sharing, and advertising. Here are the best social
    media networks that you can leverage for connecting with future employees:
     LinkedIn
    LinkedIn is a professional social network, focused on professionals instead of any other
    audience. This is the perfect environment to find professional candidates for your job
    positions.
    Furthermore, as a recruiter, you can easily connect with other professionals and grab
    their attention with your offers. Moreover, you can make use of the LinkedIn Talent
    Advantage feature and search through your potential candidates’ jobs history and
    performance.
     Facebook
    Facebook is the biggest social platform, with a number of users bigger than 1.5 billion.
    Its purpose is to help people connect easily with each other, with brands, and with
    personalities. Well, at least that’s how it started, but Facebook is so much more than
    that today.
    The Facebook ads feature is extremely advanced and complex, as it allows you to
    reach extremely relevant and targeted audiences. There is no question that Facebook is
    one of the most advanced social platforms at the present moment. That’s exactly why
    you should leverage it to search and connect with talents.
     Twitter
    Twitter is also a very popular social network, accessed monthly by about 288 million
    users. It is known for its “tweets”, which are limited to 140 characters. Twitter is a sort of
    microblogging, only that it’s very social.

    You can use Twitter hashtags, which are certainly increasing your tweet visibility. When
    you broaden the reach of your message, more professionals will get to see your job
    offer. It’s all a number’s game, so use hashtags wisely.
    Moreover, keep your tweets short and very concise. Create curiosity and appeal to
    people’s emotions. If you want to see any significant results, tweet consistently.
     Instagram
    Instagram is accessed by 300 million users on a monthly basis. As an employer, you
    better not neglect its popularity. A good strategy that’ll improve your brand’s reputation
    would be asking your employees to regularly post nice (but real) things about the
    company.
    Showcase the office atmosphere through a short video and have one of your employees
    post it. Promote it, choose the right hashtags, and witness how many employees you
    attract.
     Snapchat
    Snapchat app is very popular among the younger generation. You can make a company
    account and let few employees post several times a day. In this manner, your followers
    will be able to understand how working for your company would feel like.
    This is also a perfect way to look for your rock star employee with a video snap that
    announces a job vacancy. Snapchat is great once you know how to properly use it.

    4. Flitter the Candidates
    Social media networks can be extremely useful because they help you sort out the bad
    candidates. The same as you can look for their work experience, you can also look at
    their personal profiles and seek “softer” information that could influence your hiring
    decision. There are many clues on people’s social profiles, and many will prove to be
    helpful. However, try not judge too much or too quickly!

    5. Get in Touch with Candidates
    As you are looking for rock star employees, it is very important to get in touch with them
    in the most personal and professional way. What does this mean? Well, stick to
    professionalism while adding a few personal clues. Considering that you took the time
    to research the employee that you’re contacting, you will be able to show him that you
    are familiar with his online presence.
    This will create a better experience for him, as he/she will feel treated with importance.
    This is a fine touch to better attract your future rockstar employees.

    Conclusion
    Social media can be used in many ways these days. As I showed you in this article, it is
    very handy and successful for reaching out potential awesome employees. The more
    you recruit through social channels the better results you’ll produce. This is both an art
    and a skill, so treat it with patience and consistency!

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