Josh Bean — April 29, 2019 — April 29, 2019 After writing and posting your sales job description, it’s time to find a match between your job requirements and your applicants’ experience, skills, and talents. But piles of resumes and cover letters can be overwhelming. In fact, 52% of Talent Acquisition Leaders cite screening candidates … Continue reading Hiring a Sales Rep: How to Efficiently Screen Resumes and Cover Letters
Erin Dore Miller — January 18, 2019 — January 18, 2019 slightly_different / Pixabay Writing cover letters can be really challenging. I have an interesting vantage point because I am often coaching job seekers, but I am also a Recruiter. I am amazed by the number of times my coaching clients ask about this one … Continue reading The Dreaded Cover Letter
Jared Atchison — December 26, 2018 — December 26, 2018 When you decide to apply for a new job there is a ton of information you have to give and steps you must take. Before you stand a chance of getting an interview you must prepare your resume and cover letter. The reality of the … Continue reading 5 Tips for Creating a Cover Letter that Stands Out
Amanda Clark — August 31, 2018 Follow @GrammarChicInc — August 31, 2018 slightly_different / Pixabay The primary focus of many people when applying for a job is their resume. This is where the majority of their effort goes, and they often forget about the cover letter, or quickly scrape something together at the last minute. … Continue reading Upping Your Cover Letter Game
Contributor Paddy Moogan shares a checklist of key on-page and analytical items and how to SEO them so your content campaign runs smoothly and supports your ranking efforts. Paddy Moogan on August 24, 2018 After you’ve chosen the right execution for your link-building campaign and you’re getting ready to launch it, you can’t forget … Continue reading A checklist: Important SEO points to cover in a content campaign
Amanda Clark — July 3, 2018 Follow @GrammarChicInc — July 3, 2018 When submitting a resume to a recruiter or hiring manager, it’s usually a good idea to include a cover letter, as well—even if you’ve been told that cover letters are “optional.” Simply put, a cover letter gives you an additional chance to pitch … Continue reading Your Cover Letter Should Include These 6 Elements
Dan Shewan — October 23, 2017 — October 23, 2017 One of the slyest tricks you’ll come across on a job application is the part where it says that attaching a cover letter is optional. Shutterstock Sure, some companies genuinely may not care if you include a cover letter with your application or not, but … Continue reading How to Write a Cover Letter for a Job Application
Disha Dinesh — September 19, 2017 Follow @Disha_Dee — September 19, 2017 If somebody told you that Twitter doesn’t matter, he or she told you wrong. Twitter is still the only social media platform where you can access anybody; even the Pope or the POTUS without sending a formal “connection” request. This feature of the … Continue reading 7 Free Twitter Marketing Tools for Social Media Managers to Cover All Bases
Jo Lynn Deal — September 18, 2017 Follow @jolynndeal — September 18, 2017 Facebook opened up a new lead-generating marketing channel when it added video functionality to its high-profile cover space. The cover space on a Facebook business page is the first impression your visitors receive when they arrive on your page. A catchy company … Continue reading Generate Leads Using Facebook Cover Videos And Powerpoint
Ana Gotter — September 6, 2017 — September 6, 2017 When users come to your Page, one of the first things they’ll notice is your Facebook cover photo. This one image can make a huge impact on their first impression of you, your brand, and what you sell. It’s your chance to give them an … Continue reading What Should My Business’s Facebook Cover Photo Be?
