TYROOC4 - Low Cost eRecruiting solutions
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1. The document recommends focusing recruitment efforts on low-cost technologies like text-based communication, social media, and analytics of your school's website. 2. It suggests using text messaging and social media like YouTube, blogs, and Facebook to engage prospective students, but being careful about over-using texts. 3. The document emphasizes using Google Analytics to track your website's traffic and make data-driven decisions to improve important pages like program information and costs.
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