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INTEL CONFIDENTIAL
Social Media ROI withinDigital Recruitment
Maayan Zusman
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Who Am I?
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Agenda
Social Media – our journey
The ROI of Social Media - Approaching ROIMeasurement
Our ROI
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Our Journey
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Our Journey Included…
• A constant strive toward:
Innovation
Being where our audience is…& in time!
• Ongoing research of:
Marketing trends
Recruitment trends
Target audience trends
• Strategic Planning
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Once Upon A Time…
When we didn’t all know what Facebook is…
Exploration & utilization of digital channels began as partof an ‘internet sourcing strategy’:
Informative niche audience jobs websites
Virtual Job Fairs
LinkedIn searches
Online Jobs Forum
Online broad/targeted campaigns
Jobs website SEO
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The Signs WereAlready There…
A targeted (niche) approachPut a “face” to IntelCustomer orientation (candidate ascustomer)Share and listen (learning) –building relationships (they work!)Close perception gapsGiving our audiences theinformation that they know theyneed OR don’t know that they need
We were looking for/to:
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The Possibilities
Social Media presented the opportunity to dojust that!
Influence employer branding & close perception gapsabout Intel culture
Raise awareness around career opportunitiesavailable
Source and hire candidates by buildinga two-way relationship, humanizing Intelas a great place to a work.
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To name a few:
A new & unknown world
Shift in our outlook (we are not incontrol of what is being said, whereand how…Intel likes control)
Resources
Training for social media practitionersand recruiters
Speaking a new language (speakingnon-Intel)
The Risks
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Our Social Journey –Intel EMEA
A blend between social
networks that are popular
worldwide & country-focused,
local social networks
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First Staffing Facebook page• Not named ‘jobs/career…’ -not
everyone is job hunting, buteveryone is a potential candidate
• Targeted approach (student/internpopulation from GER)
• Humanizing our brand
• Personal interaction
• Listening & learning
• Addressing perception gaps
• Promoting open positions
• Promoting news/events etc
Our Policy:
Provide ananswer to any
question within24 hours!
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Job Search &
Application
directly from
pages
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Jobs Tabs on Intel Country Pages (UK, Russia,
Poland, Germany, Israel…)
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Sponsored Ads
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Intel
EMEA
Career
Groups
Job PostingsTargeted Candidate Search
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Recruitment/Employer Branding
Videos
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Blogs
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Country FocusedSocial Channels
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Russia – VkontaktePoland – Goldenline
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The ROI of Social Media -Approaching ROI Measurement
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Social Media ROI Measurement–What Is It?
Can we define our investment?
It’s not only the money!
Can we define the return?
It’s not only new hires!
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Social Media ROI MeasurementWhy Bother?
Recruiter anecdotes only go so far
Why act uninformed when you can make data baseddecisions?
Conveying the importance of tracking the source is in ourbest interest. Proving effectiveness = easier to obtainbudget
It often seems to be free or easy…it’s not!
Very effective in gaining credibility with hiring managers
Recruiters utilize dashboard to develop based sourcing plans
Usage varies by region/country
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A Blend Between Two Factors
1. Quantitative
2. Qualitative
How many??
Fans Followers Clicks Entries
Applicants Candidates New Hires
Questions CVsLikes Comments
Have We…?Lead to meaningful conversations
Closed perceptionsgaps
Influenced our employer brand
Increased linkage to the company
Provided info that lead to action
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By addressing these two
factors, and with the help
of a vast range of tools, we
can try to understand if…
Social media is really
worth our time & efforts
From our experience
IT IS!
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Measurement (Quantitative)
Measurement in social media comes in manyshapes, forms and sizes, among them:
Your group’s/page’s/accounts fan base
Facebook insights (tab entries, interactionsetc…)
Campaign success measures (CTR…)
Analytics
URLs for AutoTracking
Other:
Different Solutions’/Vendors’ indicators
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Our ROI
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Fan/Participant Base
Examples:
Intel-Students’ Spot Staffing Facebook Page: ~8500 fans
Twitter followers: ~1200 on Jobs@intel Israel on Twitter
LinkedIn: ~1500 members on Intel EMEA Career Group
Vkonatake: thousands of members
Goldenline: 2000 new visitors a month
Thousands of entries to videos
Hundreds of participants in each webcast
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Applicants & New Hires
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Romania: 40% of experienced new hires hired throughpersonal LinkedIn approach!
Kenya & Morocco: in tight timelines close to 100% ofapplicants were sourced through LinkedIn
Poland: 30% of Intel Poland’s new hires sourced throughGoldenline!
50% of candidates (of sample), after asking a Q andreceiving an answer, entered their applicant profile andupdated their details with info (often leading torelevancy!)
Facebook 35%LinkedIn 41%Twi4er 5%Other 18%
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Qualitative
Significant informationbrought to our attentionthat lead us to action!
• Application process(technical & user-experience feedback)
• Personal details that areusually not captured inCVs
• Unknown perceptions
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Final Thoughts
If you don’t engage online…people notice
Commit to a 2 way dialog!
Don’t take on more than youcan effectively handle.
Think quality & think quantity
It’s not just about recruiting!
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