WANTED Technologies provides our clients with deep insight into employment
market conditions and trends, and our hiring demand intelligence is
relied upon by dozens of category-leading
organizations. Read about some of our client successes (PDF format):
For 55 years, The Conference Board produced a Help-Wanted Advertising
Index of print ads, using ad volume as a reliable measure of hiring
demand. With increasing numbers of job ads found only on the Internet, The
Conference Board approached WANTED Technologies for data to support a new
index to measure online hiring demand.
Sales representatives for this media company Client had never been required
to make outbound telephone calls, but market pressure in the recruitment
advertising marketplace prompted a change of strategy. The Client required
targeted sales leads to focus its reps' prospecting efforts, and research on
each company to prepare for outbound sales calls.
A Client in the financial services industry approached WANTED to see if data
and analysis based on online job advertising could be used to supplement and
validate some of the data supplied by the U.S. government. WANTED's
Indicators provided a more time-sensitive look at changing economic
fundamentals that could impact the financial outlook of Client's portfolio
investments.
WANTED enabled this healthcare recruiter to search recruitment advertising
data based on the keywords its prospects use to recruit radiology technicians.
The result is a list of every healthcare employer looking for their
candidates, including contact information, how many technicians they are
hiring, where they are located, and how long their ads have been posted.
A large, diversified publishing group with newspapers in several major
cities was losing market share in the Recruitment advertising category to
online competition. WANTED worked with the corporate team to optimize the
Client's Media Sales process from end to end: from cleansing and matching
existing account data to the delivery of scored sales leads to the Client's
CRM system.