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25 blog post ideas for recruitment companies

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Recruitment is a crowded market, and a useful blog is one of the best ways to stand out. It brings candidates and clients to your website through search, shows your expertise and gives you a steady supply of content for social media.

Here are 25 blog post ideas for recruitment agencies, split between candidates and clients, plus a few that work for both.

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Answer the questions people already ask you

Candidates ask about CVs, interviews and salaries. Clients ask about hiring, retention and the market. Every common question is a blog post.

Pick your sector and write for it. Specialist content beats general advice.

For candidates

10 blog ideas for job seekers

Help candidates and they'll come back when they're ready to move.

1

How to write a CV for your sector

Specific to the roles you recruit for.

2

Common interview questions

And how to answer them well.

3

Salary guide

What roles pay in your area and sector.

4

How to resign professionally

Including a template letter.

5

Handling a counter-offer

Should you accept it?

6

Video interview tips

Lighting, sound and body language.

7

Changing careers

How to move into your sector.

8

Questions to ask at interview

The ones that impress.

9

LinkedIn profile tips

How to get found by recruiters.

10

Your first 90 days

Making a great start in a new job.

For clients

10 blog ideas for hiring managers

Show employers you understand their challenges.

11

How to write a job advert that works

With before and after examples.

12

Market update

Salaries, demand and skills shortages this quarter.

13

Reducing time to hire

Practical steps for faster recruitment.

14

Retaining your best people

What makes staff stay.

15

Interviewing well

Questions that reveal the right candidate.

16

Contract or permanent?

Which suits your situation.

17

Employer branding

Why candidates research you before applying.

18

The cost of a bad hire

And how to avoid one.

19

Onboarding checklists

Getting new starters up to speed.

20

Hybrid and flexible working

What candidates expect now.

For everyone

5 blog ideas that work for both

These build your reputation with candidates and clients alike.

21

Meet the team

Your consultants and their specialisms.

22

Success stories

A placement that changed someone's career.

23

Industry news

What changes in your sector mean for hiring.

24

Employment law updates

Explained simply, without legal advice.

25

Your community work

Events, charity and local partnerships.

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Blogs and social media for recruiters

We write blogs and social content for recruitment agencies, and share your vacancies in a way that gets them seen.

See our social media post ideas for recruitment agencies or our recruitment agency social media management.

Recruitment blog ideas FAQs

Why should a recruitment agency have a blog?

A blog brings in search traffic from candidates and clients, shows your expertise in your sector and gives you useful content to share on social media.

How often should a recruitment agency blog?

Once or twice a month is enough for most agencies, as long as the posts are genuinely useful. Here's how often small businesses should blog.

Who should we write for, candidates or clients?

Both, but separately. Write some posts for job seekers and some for hiring managers, and make it clear who each post is for.

How do we share our blogs on social media?

Turn each post into several social posts. Here's how to repurpose blog content.

Can an agency write our blogs and social posts?
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