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Brand Credibility Part 6 of 6: Show or Tell – Let Your Expertise Shine!

One thing staffing and recruiting agencies know better than anybody is the difference between simply working and actually getting the job done.

When it comes to your brand, you could be working hard and doing everything right by:

  • Starting from the ground up, creating a brand guide complete with all the elements of a cohesive brand that defines your agency
  • Taking the time to define what you do and who you serve
  • Log hours creating and broadcasting consistent messaging that resonates with your audience
  • Build credibility by living into your company values every day

So how could it be, after all this time and hard work, this strategy still might not move the needle? 

We’re wrapping up our 6-part series on brand credibility with one of the most crucial elements to building credibility: demonstrating your expertise.

Read on to learn about how demonstrating your expertise could be the most important ingredient to your brand strategy, the final step in building credibility and creating a winning and successful brand.

Expertise Puts the “-ability” in “Brand Credibility”

Can your staffing and recruiting agency solve persistent and complex employment problems for your partners? Of course you can! But how?

Simply telling your audience that you can create employment solutions and help their businesses grow is a good start. But stopping there accomplishes very little. It might be good news that you can create employment solutions, but unfortunately, your audience is less likely to choose your agency simply because you say you’re up to the challenge.

Your audience is looking for more than lip service. They’re looking for themselves in your content. Ideally, they’re looking for a story or a challenge similar to their own, like finding and hiring job seekers in a candidate-driven market. They’re looking for the solution you (and only you) can provide and how it not only solved the problem but was the beginning of a years-long, mutually beneficial partnership

When you demonstrate your agency’s expertise, you demonstrate a clear ability to get the job done. Only those agencies who can clearly demonstrate proven results will attract the most clients and job seekers. 

Why Demonstrating Expertise Can Be a Tricky Business

Expertise is like salt. Too little or too much can spoil a recipe.

In the same way, demonstrating your expertise can be a tricky business. Modesty in marketing is always good. On the other hand, leaning too heavily into your expertise, and you risk blurring the line between genuine enthusiasm for your work, and bragging.

The balance in developing and delivering just the right mix of expertise often comes down to subjective unknowables, like:

  • Intuition to know what content works the best
  • An ability to read an audience
  • Tactfulness in how or where you tell those stories
  • A moral compass to guide how much or how little to highlight your successes

Once you can create the right strategy, showing your work – from your process, successes, and even your mistakes – can build a potent back catalogue of expertise that is supported by the emotional weight of genuine storytelling.

Broadcasting Expertise With Your Digital Marketing Strategy

At Parqa, helping staffing and recruiting agencies demonstrate their industry experience is one of our favorite things to do. Nothing moves the needle like telling your story through authentic, relevant stories on platforms like your website, social media, email campaigns, and many more. 

When it comes to your online marketing goals, we believe there’s an opportunity to leverage every digital platform available to broadcast your industry expertise. Here are some of the key  tools and strategies we use to highlight your industry expertise in your marketing mix: 

1. SEO

Primarily a tool to increase your agency’s brand awareness and direct more traffic to your site – a key SEO strategy can make your agency rank higher in search results. The search engines which deem those higher-ranking sites to be the most authoritative sources in their industry or subject matter will make them more visible to consumers who will then associate your company with industry expertise.

2. Social Media

Not just for pictures of the office dogs. Using your social media platforms to create engaging and useful content, interact with your target audience and answer their questions is a great way to promote your staffing and recruiting agency and a powerful tool in demonstrating your expertise.

3. Blogging and Guest Blogging

What better way to demonstrate your staffing and recruiting know-how than to share or interpret industry information, trends, and interesting articles? Actively blogging and contributing blogs to other sites not only keeps visitors coming back to your site, but is also a great way to position yourself as a modern and savvy staffing and recruiting business.

4. Reviews and Testimonials

Reviews and testimonials are the physical evidence of your industry expertise. Publishing your feedback from clients and employees to your website is a key strategy to adding their powerful endorsement directly to your site. But you shouldn’t stop there. Responding to positive and even negative reviews on Google or Glass Door is not only mature and thoughtful but demonstrates your commitment to following through on your commitment to excellence. 

5. Customer Service

Providing excellent customer service is often not the foremost strategy in promoting industry expertise. But nowhere is word-of-mouth and strong relationships more powerful than in staffing and recruiting. When you go above and beyond to create a customer experience that is second to none, you’re laying the groundwork for associating your strong brand with positive, uplifting experiences.

6. Case Studies

What better way to demonstrate your expertise than by telling a true story about a real client, with a real challenge, and a real strategy that accomplished real results? These should be editorially written with plenty of data to support the outcome. It’s even better when you can get an authentic testimonial from your client at that specific organization to speak sincerely about the great experience they had with your firm. 

It’s okay if creating a digital marketing plan that leverages all of these powerful tools sounds like a tall order. That’s where a digital marketing agency can help.

Entrusting your content strategy to a marketing agency – especially one that specializes in serving staffing agencies and recruiting firms – might be the best business goal you can set.

Everything Your Staffing/Recruiting Agency Needs to Know About Brand Credibility

Branding, maintaining your brand credibility, and demonstrating your industry expertise is an ongoing process. It’s one that takes attention to detail, savvy and consistent commitment.

For everything you need to know about brand credibility and the importance of your agency’s most powerful tool, check out our previous five episodes here:

  1. The Set-Up: Brand Messaging for Staffing and Recruiting Agencies
  2. The Follow-Through: Living Into Your Company Values
  3. Brand Your Way Out of the Summer Slowdown
  4. How Messaging Can Resonate or Repel Clients and Candidates
  5. The Core Components of a Brand Foundation

At Parqa, we’re big believers in the power of branding. We want your staffing and recruiting agency to be empowered to create and sustain a powerful brand.

We’d love to help you create content and a strategy that will:

  • Project the trust and reassurance that is so critical to your industry
  • Establish your agency as the leading expert
  • Help you to rise above your competitors
  • Create and nurture leads
  • Ultimately, grow your business

For everything you need to create industry expertise and brand credibility for your staffing and recruiting firm, contact us today!

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Staffing & Recruiting Behind the Scenes: The Importance of Social Proof

What is social proof, and why does it matter to you as a staffing and recruiting professional? Our Kelli Schutrop teamed up with Adam Conrad from Great Recruiters to bring you a fireside chat talking about this important subject.

In this talk, you will learn:
• What is social proof and how it shows up in life (non-staffing industry, in your day-to-day purchases)
• How a candidate’s journey is changing in this new digital transformation landscape
• The importance of attracting quick feedback as candidates and clients experience working with you
• What to do with the candidate and client feedback
• Use cases for social proof in the staffing industry

The Presenters:

Kelli Schutrop
Director of Sales & Marketing, Parqa

As Director of Sales & Marketing, Kelli helps CEOs, owners, and visionaries transform their business goals into realities by building brands and driving qualified leads. She formerly managed marketing and communications in-house for leading executive search and consulting firms, and now with Parqa has provided marketing consulting to hundreds of staffing and recruiting firms nationwide. Kelli has spoken on the topic of digital marketing for the staffing industry through podcasts, webinars, and industry conferences.

Adam Conrad
Founder, GreatRecruiters

Adam is the Founder of GreatRecruiters, a real-time experience and reputation management platform specifically built for recruiters and staffing firms. He’s been in and around the staffing industry for over 20 years. He’s had roles as a recruiter, managed recruitment teams, and led operations for a $40 million staffing firm. He’s always been an early adopter of technology and how it helps create more trust and transparency between recruiters and their candidates. Connect with Adam on LinkedIn.

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Building Your Personal Brand On LinkedIn: The Top Staffing & Recruiting Questions Answered

About the Webinar

Back by popular demand, Parqa Founder and CEO Tony Sorensen will address the most frequently asked questions from staffing owners, managers and recruiters about building your brand on LinkedIn. Late last year, Tony gave a very similar presentation for the American Staffing Association, where more than 500 attended and a 94% satisfaction rate was received. Tony will address best practices in the following 3 areas:

  1. Credibility on LinkedIn: What can you do to stand out?
  2. Visibility: When you post great content, how do you ensure the most people possible see it?
  3. Metrics: How should companies, recruiters and managers track success on LinkedIn?

As part of this webinar, you will also receive two free downloadable guides to leveraging some of LinkedIn’s newest platform updates: Featured Content and LinkedIn Events. This is one event you don’t want to miss!

In Partnership With

Presenters:

Tony Sorensen

CEO & OWNER, PARQA

Tony Sorensen is the founding visionary of Parqa. As a 20-year veteran and thought leader in the consulting and executive search industries, Tony is responsible for all aspects of the business. He is passionate about building winning teams, growing staffing and recruiting companies through digital marketing, strategic partnership development, and philanthropy.

Tony is an industry expert on a national level. As an authority in staffing and recruiting, Tony loves to travel the country speaking at conferences such as NAPS National Conference, ASA (American Staffing Association), NYSA (New York Staffing Association), TechServe Alliance, and more.

REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR

LinkedIn Company Page Basics Checklist

Are you proving your credibility and expertise? Just as your personal page gives the world a look at your experience and credentials, your company’s page should build a case for your reputation and specialization. The messaging and branding should be consistent with your website and sales materials to establish credibility. With this checklist, you can determine where your company’s LinkedIn presence is winning and where there is room for improvement.

If you’ve built a LinkedIn page for your company, but you aren’t sure how it can help your team close deals, this free checklist is for you.

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The Ultimate LinkedIn Checklist

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Is your LinkedIn profile slacking? No worries, we’ve created the ultimate LinkedIn profile checklist! With this checklist, you can craft the perfect LinkedIn profile to impress prospective candidates and clients alike.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height=”35px”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row equal_height=”yes”][vc_column width=”1/2″ el_class=”download-left-img”][vc_single_image image=”5666″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″ el_class=”download-right-text”][vc_column_text]This FREE checklist list covers the following:

  • Photo Best Practices
  • How to Customize Your URL
  • Writing a Eye-Grabbing About Section
  • Showcasing Your Experience and Accomplishments
  • And Much More!

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How to Create Social Media Consistency for Your Company

Consistency is key in social media marketing. If you’re marketing your brand on social media, it’s important to make sure that your social media profiles and content align with your brand goals. Who you are, what you do and why you’re different should all be highlighted on social media just like it would be your website.  

Here are some things to consider when tracking your marketing efforts to see if you have a consistent brand presence on your social media channels.  


Related Post: Case Study: Creating A Social Media Strategy ➢


Completing Your Profiles  

Your social profiles are a representation of your brand, they should attract and encourage prospective clients and candidates to learn more about you. 

Just like a website, within 5-10 seconds of being on the page, they should know exactly what you do and how you can help them.  

Here are a few tips to help optimize your profiles: 

  • Determine your tagline and pitch.  
  • Keep your messaging describing your company consistent on all profiles, this should mirror and be a summary of your website About Us page.  
  • Use keywords, just like your website your social profiles should be SEO optimized. You want to make sure that your page appears when a client or customers enter relevant keywords into the search bar and that Google can pick up your social pages like it would your website.  

Branding Your Posts and Images  

Brand consistency is important for brand recall, when people see your brand enough times, they should know it’s you, even without a logo. A clear brand voice and consistent presence will ultimately reinforce your brand identity and will drive positive sentiment among candidates and clients.  

If your company doesn’t have brand guidelines in place, I would strongly suggest creating a document for reference. This document should include brand color codes, font types, approved logos, tone of voice and goals of your brand.  

Here a few need to know for creating images for your posts.  

  • Images – Decide your style type, for example, will you use photographs or animated images? 
  • Brand Colors – Select 2-3 colors that represent your brand that you will use when creating images for social media posts.  
  • Fonts – Use fonts that match the style of your website. You can get creative with the images but don’t get creative with wacky fonts that can take away from your brand image. 


    Related Post: 5 Reasons Your Brand Needs a Social Media Strategy ➢


Posting Consistently 

Did you know that 63% of consumers who search for a company online are more likely to contact ones with an informative and active social media presence? Staying active and follow best practices when posting on your social media channels will help you connect with your audience, increase brand awareness, develop thought leadership, and boost website traffic.  

Posting on social media helps to validate your brand, letting potential clients and candidates know your brand is active and open to communication and establishes you as thought leaders. There are many free tools out there that can help companies stay consistent in posting by allowing them to schedule out posts in advance, that way when the daily grind of the office is higher than normal, your online presence stays consistent.  

Here are a few best practices when posting on social media 

  • Post at optimal times for your business, match times when your audience is online and browsing social channels.  
  • Determine the number of posts you plan to publish each week for each platform. On average I would recommend 4-5 for LinkedIn, 3-4 to Facebook and 3-5 a day for Twitter.  
  • Focus on the right content for the right platform, don’t just blast out the same post, with the same content, all at the same time.  

If you’re looking for more information about your online presence or you’d like to hand over the reins to your social media plan we can help. At Parqa, we can help plan, publish and manage your company’s social media. Get in contact today to schedule a free consultation. [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] [vc_column_text]Watch Parqa’s Free 30-Minute Webinar: Growing Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn For Recruiters. LinkedIn is the go-to social network for recruiters, it’s never been more important to make sure your personal brand stands out online. Learn how to grow your business, and gain traction on LinkedIn, in this 30-Minute How-To Guide for Recruiters.

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5 Ways To Recruit Millennial Talent Using Instagram

Sometimes, reaching the highest level of millennial talent can be difficult for recruiters. The good news is that social media has made things a little bit easier. Nearly 88% of people aged 18 to 29 indicated using any form of social media, according to Pew Research Center Study conducted in early 2018. 

Businesses aren’t using Instagram as an active recruitment tool, that’s what LinkedIn is for. Companies rely on Instagram as a platform to showcase their brand. Recruiters can utilize Instagram in several ways to broadcast their brand to their target audiences, especially younger generations, like millennials.  

Here are five ways you can give your brand the boost it needs to reach top millennial talent using Instagram.  


Related Post: 5 Reasons Your Brand Needs a Social Media Strategy ➢


Customize Your Business Profile 

If you’re not familiar with Instagram, one of the first things you’ll want to do is create a business profile. This profile is very important as it’s what people will see when they stumble across your business.  

Your profile should be welcoming and professional. If someone comes across your profile, they should be able to figure out who you are, where you’re located, contact information, and what you specialize in. Keep in mind, you’re trying to reach millennials, so your profile should be very engaging.  

Focus on Your Culture 

Culture is one of the biggest factors when making a career decision amongst millennials. Make it a priority to capture photographs of things happening around the office, events, candid pictures, birthdays, etc. Anything that makes your business unique, post it.  

If a millennial seeking a career stumbles upon your profile, make sure your posts honestly reflect the work culture you have created. 

Inspire Others 

Instagram has become a great tool to show inspiration. Incorporating inspiration into your Instagram activities can help people associate stories with your brand. A great way you can do this is by curating inspirational stories your audience will read.  

Use storytelling to attract millennial talent to your business by using quotes, telling gratifying stories of employees, and volunteer experiences. 


Related Post: Is Organic Social Media Dead? 6 Things You Need to Know ➢


Be Active as Much as You Can 

Like LinkedIn, you should be as active as you can on Instagram. You want people to know you’re staying active. You can achieve this by: 

  1. Commenting or liking other posts; creating conversations and relationships, which help to boost your brand 
  2. Post Instagram stories  
  3. Streaming Instagram live videos 

Enhance Your Recruiting Efforts to Other Social Platforms  

Since there are other social platforms that are just as engagement-heavy as Instagram, consider combining your Instagram efforts with other platforms. 

Posting appealing content on other platforms helps lead to potential candidates interested in your brand seeking you out on other social media, such as LinkedIn, or heading to your website to get in contact.  

To remain competitive in the recruiting industry, you must continuously be looking at new tools and methods to attract top talent. Now, more than ever, you need millennial talent on your team, especially in this digital age. Adding Instagram to your marketing portfolio is a great start in doing so. 

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5 Reasons Your Brand Needs a Social Media Strategy

Social media, once viewed as a passing fad, is now a must-have marketing tool for businesses. It’s no longer a question of whether your business needs social media, but is your company using social media to its fullest potential? The days of setting up social profiles and publishing some random content, expecting to get results, are gone.

Social media is now an integrated part of a business’s overall marketing strategy. So many businesses are missing key opportunities to see results from social media marketing because they don’t have a strategy in place. Just as your business has financial goals and plans to achieve them, your social media presence should be treated the same way.

Showing up isn’t enough anymore. If you truly want to see results, build your brand, develop relationships, strengthen your fan base, and increase word-of-mouth advocacy, it’s time to put a social media strategy in place. Still not convinced? Here are five reasons why.


Related Post: Is Organic Social Media Dead? 6 Things You Need to Know ➢


Brand Authenticity

Social media gives your brand the opportunity to authentically talk to your target audience. You’re able to show them who you are as a company beyond the products you sell or the services you provide. It also provides a way to tell your story and values.

Although the about section on your website is very important and tells about your overall journey, it might not be the consumers’ first choice for reading. Through organic posts you can showcase your culture and mission, giving your consumers a genuine look into what makes up your organization.

Brand Awareness & Recognition

By applying a social media strategy, you can significantly increase your brand awareness and recognition. We all know that our consumers at any point are in different parts of the buyers’ journey. Social media is one tool that can elevate each stage in the buyers’ journey.

Community Engagement

Community engagement is a way for your brand to build relationships, strengthen brand loyalty and increase brand advocacy. The goal is to be engaging, attractive, fun and thought-provoking to your audience so that your business is always top of mind.


Related Post: Introduction to Social Media: Understanding Your Platforms ➢


SEO + Social Media – Yes it really helps

Just like your website, it’s important to optimize your social profiles for SEO. Make sure you incorporate all the keywords that you want to be found for, just like you would for different pages on your website. SEO not only helps people find you but also provides you with valuable information on what people are searching for.

Reach Your Marketing Goals

A custom social media strategy compliments almost any marketing goals that your company is pursuing. From branding to thought leadership to generating leads and increasing revenue, it is one of the most versatile and cost-effective methods a business can use to reach their target audience and accomplish goals.

Being active on social media is no longer a competitive advantage, it’s required. By using social media correctly to tell your story, your company can showcase what makes your brand unique.

Once you create a social media strategy you will be able to tailor your content based on your immediate results. The more time you spend on your social media platforms the more you will experience the benefits. Are you ready to drive business success with proven digital marketing tactics? Learn how Parqa can build your social media presence.

[vc_column_text]Watch Parqa’s Free 30-Minute Webinar: Growing Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn For Recruiters. LinkedIn is the go-to social network for recruiters, it’s never been more important to make sure your personal brand stands out online. Learn how to grow your business, and gain traction on LinkedIn, in this 30-Minute How-To Guide for Recruiters.

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5 LinkedIn Best Practices – To Become a Recruiter of Choice

Did you know that 87% of users trust LinkedIn as a source of information? Or that 75% of buyers use social media in their decision-making process? 

It’s a fact. In today’s business world, both companies and their employees need to be active on social media. That doesn’t mean you have to be on every social platform and posting multiple times a day, but you do need to have a solid presence. Why? Because people are always searching online, and you need to ask yourself – What will they find if they come across your profile? Are you someone they would just glance at or does your online presence make you look like an industry expert?  

Here are 5 best practices that you can utilize on LinkedIn to improve your professional brand, develop thought leadership and increase your credibility.  


Best Practice #1 – Build Your Professional Brand  

  • Optimizing your LinkedIn profile goes a long way toward establishing expertise. You can download our quick and easy profile optimization checklist here.

Best Practice #2 – Utilize and Build Your Network 

  • Connect with the right people – the search function makes it easy to find people in your target market 
  • Take advantage of “Who’s Viewed Your Profile”
  • Reach out to interesting connections  
  • Leverage current connections to expand your network  
  • Take advantage of 2nd connections and ask for an introduction  
  • Share relevant content with individuals that would benefit from it

30 Minute How-To Guide: 5 Ways to Ramp Up Personal Branding Using LinkedIn ➢


Best Practice #3 – Build Relationships  

  • Engage with your audience – by interacting with your connections’ content you increase visibility which helps to build relationships
  • Follow the “Three Golden Rules of Engagement;” Like – Share – Comment   

Best Practice #4 – Thought Leadership  

  • Be known for what you know – There are two great ways to provide thought leadership on LinkedIn: 
    • Focus on articles – These are a powerful way to showcase your expertise and are searchable by all LinkedIn members and Google 
    • Posts – Share relevant and valuable content 

Best Practice #5 – Make Use of Analytics  

  •  Check your post insights to see how many views your posts have received. You can see where they work, their job titles and the area they are from.  
  • You can see similar data about your profile with “Profile Insights.” Find out who’s viewed your profile, post views, search appearances, and who’s engaging.  

30 Minute How-To Guide: Check out this webinar to learn how you can build your brand on LinkedIn ➢


These tactics will all help to build your reputation with both prospective clients and candidates. Don’t be intimidated, there’s no need to implement them all at once today, but if you follow these best practices, your LinkedIn profile will become another great tool in your arsenal.  

Looking to build your brand and attract more candidates and clients? Contact Parqa today to learn how we can help you become a recruiter of choice.


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How to Create the Right Blog Image

When you’re scrolling through social media, what catches your eye the most? For me personally, it’s the images. Striking, exciting, adventurous photos catch my eye – no matter what the topic is. In fact, a post that includes an image has a 650% higher engagement rate than a post that’s made up of only text. So clearly, it’s crucial to include images – but how?


Related Post: What Is Your Websites UX? & Why It’s Important ➢


Make it Appealing

Stock photos can be boring – we’ve all seen the two coworkers shaking hands, a group of people chatting & pointing at a computer, or fake doctors wearing stethoscopes around their necks with their arms crossed. They’ve been used hundreds of times and won’t necessarily catch the attention of a social media scroller. Instead of using basic stock images from anywhere on the internet, I recommend using websites such as Unsplash or Pixabay. On these sites, you can find stunning, high-quality images for free – and if you want to give a shout-out to the photographer, their information is included! But these images can be used free of charge with no worries of penalties or copyright infringement.

Adding Accents

Programs such as Canva or Lunapic have excellent programs that can help you edit photos. From filters to shapes & lines, these programs help create an eye-grabbing image for websites & social media. The best part – you definitely don’t need to be a designer to use them! These programs are free to use and have a very simple user experience.

When adding accents though, don’t overdo it. A few simple lines or shapes, and 1-2 fonts are all you need to make an image pop. Also, be sure to use high contrast to your benefit. Overlaying a darker filter over an image opens the door to use light text – and vice versa.


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Brand Consistency

Once you start determining the style of images that match your brand & feel correctly, stick with it! By no means do they need to be boring templates every time you create one. But there should be some sort of brand consistency. Accent colors should correlate with your logo, prominence of your logo should be consistent & overall feel of the photos should match. When a person sees your images week after week, your brand should resonate with them.

Sizing is Key

I’ve seen so many images on the internet where the words are falling off the pages, and the image is cut in an odd spot, or there’s extra white space. I find there’s nothing more off-putting to the naked eye than an image that isn’t correctly sized.  Be sure to research what size is needed before publishing – and then check yet again once live! For example, Facebook has a different size requirement than Instagram, and yet another size is used for every website on WordPress. Just be sure to double check your work so you aren’t kicking yourself after it’s been live for 3 days.

As you can see, adding an eye-catching image to your blog can make an impactful difference to the engagement of your blog posts.

Are you having issues coming up with images to match your brand? Talk to the Parqa team today to help make your content with imagery speak directly to your audience!


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