What is included
Recruitment: what you get
Recruitment Advertising Townsville from our Belgian Gardens office: job ads with the pay, the hours and the place, shown to people who can do the job.
Social recruitment campaigns
A role advertised to the right age, place and interest, with artwork.
Search
A landing page for the role and the searches people type when they want work.
Radio
A recruitment spot in the market you are hiring in.
The ad itself
Written so a candidate knows the pay, the hours, the place and the next step.
Local recruitment
For a local hire, the same channels that sell a service sell a job. A social campaign puts the role in front of the right age and place with artwork that says what the job pays and what a week looks like. A search campaign catches the person typing the job title and the town. A radio spot in the market reaches people already there. The ad is written so a candidate knows the pay, the hours, the place and the next step, because a vague ad produces vague applicants.
Why most job ads get the wrong applicants
A vague ad produces vague applicants. The ads that fill a role say the pay, the hours, the place and what a week actually looks like. They run where candidates spend time, as well as on job boards. That is advertising, and it is the same craft as selling a service.
Writing the ad
Applicants look for the pay, the hours, the location and what the work involves. An ad that leads with those gets more applicants who can do the job. A long list of requirements puts off good candidates who meet most of them.
We write the ad from a short brief, with a clear way to apply from a phone.
Reaching people who are not looking
Many good workers are employed and not reading job boards. Paid social campaigns put the role in front of people in Townsville with the right interests and experience, and radio reaches them on the drive to work.
Radio for hard-to-fill roles
For roles that social and job boards struggle to fill, a short radio schedule reaches workers on the road and on site. It suits trades, drivers and operators who rarely scroll job ads.
Townsville
Hiring in Townsville
A job ad in Townsville competes with Defence, the hospital, the port, the university and every other local employer for the same people. Clear pay, hours and location get more applicants than a long list of requirements, and the ad goes where people already are: Facebook, Instagram, search and local radio.
Tim looks after Recruitment Advertising Townsville enquiries. Call 0415 298 541 and ask for Tim.
Questions
Recruitment Advertising Townsville: common questions
Do you write the ad?
Yes. You give us the role, the pay range, the hours and the place, and we write the ad and design the artwork.
Can you run a recruitment campaign in one town?
Yes. Social, search and radio can each be targeted to a single market.
Do you screen applicants?
No. We bring the applicants to you; the screening and the interviewing are yours.
Can you run a campaign for several roles at once?
Yes. A campaign can carry several roles, each with its own ad, and budget can move to the roles that need more applicants.
Where do the applications go?
To you, by email or into the system you already use. You shortlist and interview.
Related
Often run together
Talk to us
Call 0415 298 541, visit us on Bundock Street in Belgian Gardens, or send the form and we will come back to you within one business day.