The job application process has changed dramatically in the last 3-4 years, and the rate of change continues to impact recruitment

The words count towards the heavy lifting of selling your product, your business and your place in the world.

To coincide with the imminent launch of our new website, as part of a forthcoming blog series we are asking our recruiter network the most important questions they have regarding the impact of web and digital on their recruitment.

At Fifteen Ten we’re always keen to work with charities and brilliant organisations that are doing incredible stuff for the good of others

When considering a redesign of your recruitment website, be careful that your company site doesn’t become a tired, recruitment cliche.

Twitter is all about 140-character messages that allow businesses to have one-to-one conversations with their customers, send out updates around new products or services and share industry insight.

Meta keywords, meta description, meta tags and title – all you hear is YOU MUST UPDATE THESE!

When was the last time you assessed your profile, and those of your staff? It’s important that your personal profile accurately represents you and your business, or it could be damaging to your professional reputation.

There are over 34 million Facebook users in the UK, so it’s a great choice of social network for recruitment companies to speak to job hunters…

We weren’t surprised when we read that 86% of jobseekers with smartphones would use one in their job hunt.

Do you presume to know exactly how your customer base are likely to use your website? or are you making assumptions based on guess work?

SEO has always been seen as this kind of dark art, and we the witch doctors who provide the answers to the mystery…

How does emarketing relate to the more traditional sales style of recruitment?

Email marketing is an oft-untapped resource of networking and sales, and it’s correct application can have an immediate and measurable impact on the bottom line of any organisation.

Advertising campaign en route for 2014/2015 season!

Microsoft Powerpoint is a curious thing, part visual package, part Microsoft Word, intended to fill the gap for the non IT literate person to create a visual and engaging display, used in most business cases to bolster their pitch or presentation.

OK so you’re running a business, or maybe just working for a small to medium sized business, you feel like you should be on Twitter but you don’t really know why? Here’s some info to help you get started.