Sentences with phrase «target candidate names»

Not exact matches

Alabama defensive coach Kirby Smart is the top target, SB Nation's Steven Godfrey is reporting, and Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen and Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher are also named as early potential candidates.

Arsenal seem set on targeting a top class central midfield player this January if recent speculation is anything to go by, with a whole host of big names emerging as candidates to move to the Emirates Stadium this winter.

The likes of Steven Mandanda and Salvatore Sirigu have been mentioned as targets for Villa in recent times and now another name in the form of Antonio Adan has emerged as a candidate to arrive at the Midlands based outfit.

Targeted to presidential candidate names, the ads link to IowaGlobalWarming.org, and are part of a year - long campaign set to finalize after January's Iowa caucuses.

Sixteen candidates who achieved «aggressive fundraising, organization and infrastructure goals,» according to the DCCC, were listed by name as top recruits in targeted districts.

For instance, a campaign might aim cookie - targeted ads at its base voters or identified swing voters, while also running geotargeted Facebook Ads to hit particular demographics in the district and Google Ads on key search terms (the candidates» names, for instance).

While not singling out the Republican frontrunner by name, actor George Clooney targeted Trump's rhetoric in a letter to Clinton supporters, which also invites them to enter a lottery for a chance to attend a fundraiser for the candidate at the couple's LA home next month.

In the week leading up to Election Day, a flyer targeting Baxter and his support of President Donald Trump was being mailed to Democrats, urging voters to write in Gary Pudup's name on the ballot and visit the website of Rochester For All, a political action committee started by former mayoral candidate Rachel Barnhart.

Very rarely does a candidate name a figure that is right on target.

The data analytics machine that presidential candidate Hillary Clinton used in her 2016 campaign — named Ada after the 19th - century mathematician and early computing pioneer — used state - of - the - art segmentation techniques to target groups of eligible voters in the same way that Barack Obama had done four years previously.

Now, pretend you're someone who has identified you as a potential candidate for a job at one of your target companies, and they're Googling your name:

Beyond social proof, here are some of the things recruiters and hiring decision makers at target companies are looking for when they Google candidates» names:

The idea is to continuously build more search results for «your name», so that executive recruiters and hiring decision makers at your target companies will find plenty of diverse information about you, when they're sourcing and vetting candidates.

Now, pretend you're someone who has identified you as a potential candidate for a job at one of your target companies, and they're Googling your name: How do you think they'll react to your digital dirt?

Rather than a career archive of dates / company names and duties held, the resume is replete with stories that have been parsed based on the target reader's needs (as well as the candidate's most compelling nuances that set him apart!).

• Be targeted to a specific company and verb driven • Include the name of company • Provide a brief job description and your skills relevant to job • Contain two to three skills or qualifications you possess that will make you a perfect candidate for an interview

The Role: - To develop a warm desk in the Payroll sector placing Temp candidates - Great client base to work with or leverage off across the UK - Very warm sell with consultative approach - name well known in the market - Operating your own desk but working as part of a team - Enjoy working proactively to follow up leads, network and follow up referrals - Should enjoy working to targets and be financially motivated.