Recruitment Marketing Specialist
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Description:
We're seeking a Recruitment Marketing Specialist.
You'll attract top talent to Stanford by crafting and executing
high-impact recruitment marketing programs and campaigns. This role
blends traditional marketing expertise with an understanding of the
recruitment landscape, with a focus on data-driven decision-making.
What You'll Do:
Develop and execute strategic recruitment
marketing campaigns across various channels (organic, paid, social) to
attract qualified candidates aligned with our Employer Value
Proposition (EVP).
Conduct in-depth analysis of programmatic ad
campaigns to optimize performance, maximize return on investment
(ROI), and inform future strategies.
Partner with hiring managers
and recruiters to understand specific needs and develop targeted
campaign messaging.
Manage and update job board brand profiles,
ensuring alignment with our employer branding strategy and attracting
a strong pool of candidates.
Help manage and update the Google
Analytics platform to monitor website traffic data and user behavior
insights
Foster employee advocacy through social media by creating
engaging content and implementing strategies to encourage employee
participation.
Top Qualifications:
2+ years of experience in
recruitment marketing or a related field.
Proven track record of
developing and executing successful recruitment marketing campaigns
across various channels.
Analytical skills with experience in
advertising performance analysis
Excellent written and verbal
communication skills with the ability to craft compelling and targeted
marketing copy.
Experience collaborating with cross-functional
teams.
An understanding current recruitment marketing or able to
learn fast.
Some knowledge of social media platforms
Bonus
Points:
Knowledge of Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS).
Knowledge of Google Analytics
Requirements:
Remote/onsite/hybrid: Hybrid preferred but ok for remote
Top 3
requirements to hire? Campaign management, content marketing,
collaboration