Most recruitment business development strategies aren’t strategies at all… They’re a mix of hope, habit, and “I’ll send a few emails and see what happens”. That might have worked before. But in 2026? Not a chance. Clients are more selective.
Thinking about getting new recruitment tech? Hold up. The secret to success isn’t always the latest shiny tech; start by looking at your process. Nail that first, and tech actually works for you. Why Process Comes First We see it
Let’s be honest… There is nothing more soul-destroying in this job than spending hours crafting the perfect business development sequence… Sourcing the data… Personalising the openers… Checking the LinkedIn profile to find that one nugget of gold… Hitting send… And
If you’re running a recruitment agency, you already know how much of your day is spent inside your inbox. From chasing feedback to following up with candidates and clients, writing email after email is just part of the job. But
Finding good candidates isn’t easy, and it definitely isn’t getting any cheaper. Between rising job board costs and low application rates, it’s never been more important to make every penny work harder. That’s why we’re buzzing to share this one.
The question is how to grow a recruitment agency; previously, there was one answer: “hire more consultants“. But times have changed. In today’s tech-enabled world, you can grow a recruitment agency without constantly expanding your team. In fact, many of
At the start of the year I made a commitment that every quarter I would come back and update you on the changes we have made to the Giig platform and here I am. Sometimes it’s easy to say you
Let’s face it: recruitment can get messy. Between tracking applicants, managing client expectations, scheduling interviews, and juggling job boards, it’s easy for things to fall through the cracks. But it doesn’t have to be that way. With a well-oiled recruitment
Thinking of Starting a Recruitment Company? There’s a lot of noise out there telling recruiters to “just go solo.” We get it. You’ve spent years making someone else money, you’ve got a solid client base, and the idea of being
Launching your own recruitment agency is exciting, but let’s not pretend it’s without its pitfalls. You’re building something from scratch. That means risk, responsibility, and a whole lot of moving parts. One of the most overlooked (but absolutely critical) parts
