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A challenge...

Here's a good one for you:

How many people visited your recruitment site this week (or last)?

Where are they coming from?

Which is the most popular page on your site?

What page has the highest drop-off rate?

Is there a planned route through your site for every segment of your audience - and if so can you tell if it's working?

All of these questions are extremely obvious and you would probably know the answers to them if they were referring to a mailshot or printed advert. But incredibly some people responsible for the online channel cannot answer them.

The bigger problem however is not that people can't answer the questions but that they are not aware of the correct questions to ask themselves

If this is you (or a good friend) then seek help. The online channel needs to be continually monitored for effectiveness. Here's a starter for free - What is your website for? Answer that and other questions will follow. In the next few days I'll be posting some more on this topic, so watch this space.

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