Shinmido is hosting a free webinar on June 16, 2026, detailing a new recruitment strategy that combines recruitment landing pages (LPs) and SNS ads. It will explain a successful case study and a 4-step reproducible process to help companies reduce hiring costs and strengthen their in-house recruiting capabilities.
On Tuesday, June 16, 2026, from 14:00, a free Zoom webinar titled "The New Standard for Candidate Pool Formation!? A Complete Guide to Recruitment LPs & SNS Advertising" will be held. This seminar targets business owners and HR personnel who want to reduce reliance on job boards and lower recruitment costs. In today's tough hiring market where simply posting on job sites is not enough, Shinmido will unveil its successful "Concept Event x SNS Ads" strategy. The webinar will not only share success stories but also the real process from failure to improvement, breaking it down into four concrete, reproducible steps that participating companies can implement immediately. It offers practical insights for conducting recruitment activities that can compete with major corporations.
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What is this event about?
It is a free webinar explaining how to use recruitment landing pages (LPs) and SNS advertising for effective candidate pool formation.
Who is the target audience for this webinar?
The webinar is intended for business owners, HR managers, and public relations personnel from companies across Japan.
When and how will the webinar be held?
It will be held online via Zoom on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, from 14:00 to 15:00 JST.
What problems does this seminar aim to solve for companies?
It addresses challenges such as over-reliance on job boards, high recruitment costs, uncertainty about building a candidate pool, and how to effectively appeal to students.
What specific know-how will be shared?
The webinar will detail Shinmido's successful 'Concept Event × SNS Ads' strategy, sharing the real process from failure to success, and breaking it down into four reproducible steps for attendees to use.