A free, 4-week email course to change up the way you create employer branding content, one small week at a time.
Subscribe to free course Or skip ahead and buy the book now, £26 UK →One email a week, with something practical you can put into action straight away, to get you thinking differently about how you create content.
Talent acquisition. Employer branding. People comms. The solo artists and the small bands, whoever ends up responsible for getting your people's stories out into the world.
If you want a taster of what's in The Lean Employer Content Guide, this is a good place to start. Four weeks of practical things you can do straight away, to help you rethink how you're creating employer content.
Twenty-plus years across recruitment marketing, integrated marketing, employer branding and content marketing. I started agency-side, became one of the early adopters of social media in the employer marketing world, and founded Content Marketing Pod Ltd in 2019.
I host the Employer Content Marketing podcast, 155+ episodes and 150+ guests in, and I've won 11 industry awards for the work with clients and partners since 2020. This course is built from the same approach I use to run my own content every working day.
A free, 4-week email course. One idea a week: mindset and space, strategy, studio, and the lean cycle, each with something practical you can put into action straight away.
In-house teams who own employer content: talent acquisition, employer branding, people comms. The solo artists and the small bands, whoever ends up responsible for getting your people's stories out into the world.
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No. The course is a taster of what's in the book and works on its own. If you want to go deeper afterwards, the book is there.
A few minutes to read, plus one practical thing to try. No workbooks, no homework you'll never get round to.
Week one is mindset and space, week two is strategy, week three is studio (the tools, kit and workflows), and week four is the lean cycle: create, distribute, learn.
Chris Le'cand-Harwood, author of The Lean Employer Content Guide.
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