Billboards, traditional or digital, are still among the most effective modes of advertising—and they can attract job applicants, not just customers.
Using billboards for a hiring or recruiting campaign may sound unusual, but under the right circumstances, it can be very beneficial for your organization. Here are the pros and cons.
The major advantage billboards have over other recruiting methods is their broad reach. They’re large, distinctive, and usually placed in congested locations where many people see them.
Of consumers are exposed to outdoor ads
See outdoor ads regularly
Trust billboards, the highest of any ad format
Because billboards don’t target specific demographics, they help build a diverse applicant pool with a wide range of skills and qualifications. That’s especially valuable during a talent shortage or when hiring for unique skill sets.
Hiring campaigns should be as affordable as possible. In cost per thousand impressions, billboards are the most cost-efficient ad format, including digital.
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