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Indeed.com limits free, organic job posts to one feed. What do you do now? 

Indeed.com has recently limited free, organic job postings to a single feed, making it more essential for employers to consider sponsored posts for visibility. In this article, we explain the new changes, including the continuation of free traffic for jobs indexed from external sources like your career site or ATS, and how Augusta's partnership with Indeed can help you navigate this shift. We also highlight how Augusta's caregiver-specific ranking algorithms and home-care-focused data can help you maximize ROI, optimize your recruitment processes, and connect with the right applicants efficiently in a paid-driven job market.

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Jen Waldron Jen Waldron

Getting the Silent Treatment: 5 Reasons Applicants Don't Pick Up Your Calls After They Apply

Originally published by The Rowan Report.

Recruiting caregivers for your home care agency can be challenging enough, but it's even more frustrating when those same caregivers don't bother to pick up the phone after applying for your jobs. You may have put in a significant amount of time, money, and energy into trying to find qualified caregiver applicants, only to be repeatedly met with radio silence, missed calls, or unanswered texts. 

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Jen Waldron Jen Waldron

Myth-busting: Why you can’t find the quality caregiver applicants

Originally published in McKnights Home Care News.

If every unemployed person in the United States today had a job, there would still be 3 million unfilled roles, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. At the same time, home care agencies get anywhere from dozens to thousands of applicants each week to their positions. The fact is, there are millions of people across the country applying for caregiver jobs every month.

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Webinar Replay: Practical Communication Strategies to Recruit and Retain more Caregivers

In this special webinar, Stephen Vlok from Celo Health and Jen Waldron from Augusta Home Care Recruiting, will walk home care agency owners and operators through communications strategies to effectively recruit and retain more caregivers.

Watch the webinar replay now to learn what you need to know about:

  • The data behind communication and its impact on recruiting and retention

  • How legal compliance around communication will impact recruitment and retention

  • 3 ways improved communication enhances your employee experience

Enjoy!

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Jen Waldron Jen Waldron

What is Inbound Caregiver Recruiting? And Why it Matters for your Home Care Agency

10 years ago, caregiver applicants might have walked into your home care agency off the street and applied to work for your agency on the spot. The world has changed in some pretty significant ways since then. Caregiver job seekers today typically begin their job search online, first. The search term “caregiver jobs near me” has nearly doubled in popularity compared to 5 years ago, according to google trends.

In this post, we’ll cover:

  • What is inbound marketing and inbound recruiting

  • how to get started with inbound recruiting

  • Identifying your ideal candidate persona

  • Content creation for home care

  • Creating a delightful candidate experience

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Jen Waldron Jen Waldron

How to Choose a Home Care Agency to Work For

Have you ever gotten a caregiving position and then realized you wished you learned more about your new employer during the interview?

Maybe found yourself thinking… “this is not the job I thought it was going to be?”

Are you looking to break into the healthcare industry and get your first job as a caregiver? Would you like to be prepared with the right interview questions for your prospective employer?

Then this video is for you! In this short video, Jen Waldron Co-Founder of Augusta Home Care Recruiting and Tania Williams, Founder and CEO of Homewatch Caregivers in Long Beach, CA will walk you through 5 essential questions to ask your prospective home care agency employer. We know what to ask because we've been there!

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