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	<title>Comments on: Attract Reluctant Applicants by Compiling Your Selling Points</title>
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		<description>Dr. Sullivan, again, excellent points.  It still surprises me to see 99% of the techniques I used and consulted on in the early-stage technology marketing world not being applied in the recruiting space.

If I make a recommendation to any cutting-edge internal recruiters that read this article, please begin tracking &#039;why&#039; (the psycho-analytics) behind your new applicants, prospects, candidates, and hires.  Attempt to define what value propositions work with segment A vs. segment B vs. segment C, etc.  This will enable you to optimize your marketing mix depending on media, segment, etc. (consider Best Buy&#039;s recent re-architecture of their store formats using principles of value proposition management).

Also, attempt to perform your own conjoint analysis to see which factors (or &#039;selling points&#039;) are most pivotal from segment to segment.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dr. Sullivan, again, excellent points.  It still surprises me to see 99% of the techniques I used and consulted on in the early-stage technology marketing world not being applied in the recruiting space.</p>
<p>If I make a recommendation to any cutting-edge internal recruiters that read this article, please begin tracking &#8216;why&#8217; (the psycho-analytics) behind your new applicants, prospects, candidates, and hires.  Attempt to define what value propositions work with segment A vs. segment B vs. segment C, etc.  This will enable you to optimize your marketing mix depending on media, segment, etc. (consider Best Buy&#8217;s recent re-architecture of their store formats using principles of value proposition management).</p>
<p>Also, attempt to perform your own conjoint analysis to see which factors (or &#8217;selling points&#8217;) are most pivotal from segment to segment.</p>
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