LinkedIn, the No. 1 social network used by recruiters and sourcers around the world, is changing the game; it has decided to give it all away for free. … Read more
The Free Lunch Is Over: How LinkedIn Just Changed the Game
This article has been updated to reflect two items found in a previous version, that LinkedIn pointed out were incorrect. (updated again, 1/30/15) … Read more
4 Ways Content Beats Social Media in Recruiting Quality Candidates for the Long Haul
It’s the end of the year and that means that if you aren’t thinking about the tactics for next year, you’re definitely reviewing the past year to see what … Read more
The Battle for Global Recruiting Domination: Indeed vs. LinkedIn
With over 300 million profiles and presence in 200 countries, LinkedIn seems to be the dominant player for global recruitment. But there is competition … Read more
Illuminating the Darkness on LinkedIn by @mike1178
A few years ago I read Glen Cathey’s article called “LinkedIn’s Dark Matter- Undiscovered Profiles.” Reading the article set my mind in motion. In … Read more
New Facebook Business Service Being Developed
Facebook is testing a new professional service specifically intended to be used in the workplace. The company has so far been mum about “Facebook at … Read more
How To Write An InMail Subject Line That Gets Results
If you’re not getting the response you want from your InMails, the problem could be as simple as your subject line. With LinkedIn again tightening up … Read more
How to Write An InMail They Can’t Refuse
Candidate engagement. It’s a topic on the lips and hearts of recruiters and talent acquisition professionals worldwide. With LinkedIn’s unending commitment … Read more
LinkedIn Recruiter Accounts Are Still Using Lucene Search Architecture
If you read SourceCon or other recruiting and sourcing blogs you probably remember that LinkedIn announced the implementation of the Galene search … Read more
Americas Sourcers Not As Savvy As the Rest of the World
Despite inventing the job of sourcer, professionals in the U.S. are less technically skilled at it than their counterparts in the rest of the world. They … Read more