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Indeed Five Tips for Attracting Great Candidates to Your Jobs.

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When it comes to making many of life’s decisions, people increasingly turn to online search. Whether thinking about where to spend their vacation, the type of home they’d like to buy or even the kind of date they want to go on, people use online search.

This shift means many of the most popular websites in Singapore are search engines. There are standard search engines like Google, but there are also a growing number of specialty search engines like TripAdvisor and Indeed, as well as search-like destinations, such as Flipkart. As online search has grown, the way we look for information has shifted.

The emerging challenge for employers is to gain visibility and attract great candidates by mastering the fundamentals of search in their recruitment marketing.

The Evolution of Job Search

In today’s workforce, top talent is actively looking for new opportunities. In fact, 97% of people in India look at job opportunities at least a few times a year, and 88% look at jobs at least monthly.1 With so many people searching online, it’s not surprising there are hundreds of thousands of websites that list jobs.

Despite the growing number of job sites, candidates increasingly want a single search destination and are turning to search engines like Indeed to find the right opportunity. With job search now an online and mobile activity, the smartest employers recognise that making job opportunities discoverable is the difference between a candidate applying for their role or their competitor’s role.

Understanding how to optimise jobs for today’s candidate is now an essential skill for talent acquisition professionals. Here are five tips to help you succeed with search.

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