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		<title>Mobile Email Recruiting</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:42:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[With all kinds of mobile devises providing e-mail access anywhere you can get cellular reception, job seekers are checking e-mails about job opportunities from just about anywhere. So, if a job seeker is out and gets an e-mail about a new job opportunity, how will you make sure he revisits that e-mail later to apply? We&#8217;ve [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With all kinds of mobile devises providing e-mail access anywhere you can get cellular reception, job seekers are checking e-mails about job opportunities from just about anywhere. So, if a job seeker is out and gets an e-mail about a new job opportunity, how will you make sure he revisits that e-mail later to apply?</p>
<p> We&#8217;ve worked very hard at CareerPlug to come up with a solution to this problem. </p>
<p> <strong>Target Qualified Candidates</strong><br />
 It may sound obvious, but its important! If a job seeker is looking for an outside, B2B sales job with base salary and commission, sending him an e-mail about a career in customer service isn&#8217;t going to encourage him to check back later to apply. But, if we send Joe an e-mail about an outside, B2B sales position with a growing company, he&#8217;s more likely to remember!</p>
<p> <strong>Concise, Informative e-mails</strong><br />
 Even if you&#8217;re at a computer you don&#8217;t want to ready a wordy e-mail. But, if you&#8217;re out and about, why would a job seeker waste his or her time reading a 500 word e-mail?  E-mails should be concise. By highlighting why Joe is a good fit and why this is a great opportunity, we&#8217;ve both informed him about the job and kept from boring him with a wordy e-mail. He&#8217;s informed without being bored and even more encouraged to remember to apply.</p>
<p> <strong>Call to action</strong><br />
 How would he remember to apply if we didn&#8217;t&#8217; ask in the fist place?! A strong call to action in the end of the e-mail will reinforce that he needs to come back to this e-mail later when he can focus on the opportunity and apply directly on his employer-branded microsite.</p>
<p>With the ability to check e-mail almost anywhere, it can be a while between the time somebody receives an e-mail from CareerPlug and when they are finally able to sit behind a computer and apply. Getting them interested and excited about the opportunity and following with a strong call to action makes sure that we don&#8217;t lose our mobile-savvy job seekers!</p>
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