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    My Best Recruiting Email Template

    I get this question a lot. "Tell me the secret," they say. As if trying to get someone's attention with a recruiting email template is about magic. It's not, by the way.

    Template isn't a bad word.

    As long as it's just a framework, not a copy and paste.

    Because bottom line? There is a formula to creating a better recruiting email. It's not secret sauce, either. It's trial and error. Refining the story. Getting people's attention.

    So, I thought I'd share my formula for getting a response in my new Recruitment Marketing Library video series, all about getting back to the basics that work.

    That felt really marketing-y but trust me on this one. Proof? It starts with outtakes.

    We cover...

    1. 3 subject lines that work
    2. How to structure to body to get responses
    3. The things you should NEVER do
    4. And more...

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