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Turn Your Website Into a Recruiting Machine
These five tips can help construction firms attract and convert the best talent through their company website. Taking these steps now will convert a one-dimensional construction website focused on lead generation into a recruiting machine that attracts the right people to do the work.
By Brian M. Fraley
May 16, 2017
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by Brian M. Fraley
Brian M. Fraley is the owner and chief strategist for Fraley Construction Marketing, a marketing communications consultancy with a unique 100% focus and deep understanding of the construction industry. He brings 25 years of experience to clients across the United States including construction equipment manufacturers and distributors; heavy highway, demolition and building contractors; construction material suppliers; subcontractors; and trade magazines and associations.
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