Live Webinar

    The Career Site Is the New Storefront

    An executive-level discussion about treating your career site like what it actually is: a revenue-critical asset in your talent supply chain.

    Sam Fitzroy

    Sam Fitzroy

    CEO & Founder, Dalia

    Carrie Corbin

    Carrie Corbin

    Managing Partner, Hope Leigh Marketing

    Michael Goldberg

    Michael Goldberg

    Senior Director Global TA, U.S. Renal Care

    Matt Charney

    Matt Charney

    Moderator — TA Analyst, Journalist

    The Premise

    Your career site is where candidates decide whether you're worth their time. Not on a job board. Not in your ATS. On your career site. That's where intent shows up. That's where interest either compounds or disappears. And increasingly, it's where the highest quality candidates self-select in or out before your recruiting team ever gets involved.

    The Problem

    Job boards serve a purpose — they generate volume. But most of those applicants have never visited your career site. They're coming through quick applies, often with little knowledge of your brand, your culture, or your roles. They're not invested. They're just casting a wide net. And that's exactly why the applicant-to-hire ratio from job boards is so much worse than from career site traffic.

    Meanwhile, the people who actually visit your career site? They're already interested. They're researching. They're deciding, based on your content.

    What You'll Learn

    This isn't another webinar about "candidate experience" that somehow never mentions conversion rates or actual hiring outcomes. It's an executive-level discussion about treating your career site like what it actually is: a revenue-critical asset in your talent supply chain.

    • Why the career site has quietly become the most important decision point in recruiting
    • How top talent evaluates employers before ever engaging with your recruiting team
    • What high-performing career sites do differently to drive conversion at scale

    Who Should Attend

    If you're responsible for attracting, converting, or hiring talent — and you're still spending most of your budget driving traffic instead of converting it — this is probably overdue.

    • Talent acquisition leaders tired of explaining why more applicants hasn't led to better hires
    • Recruitment marketers who know impressions don't pay the bills
    • HR and business leaders who suspect the problem isn't talent scarcity, but process inefficiency

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