Hi! I'm thig.

Marketing automation for recruiters who sell on expertise, not job ads

thig helps recruiters and staffing firms stay visible between placements. It studies your niche and competitors, writes a content plan, then drafts LinkedIn posts, salary and market updates, and search-optimised articles for hiring managers. You approve each draft, so your name stays on work that reflects how you actually advise clients.

I've got a 30-day plan for recruiters ✨

Why is marketing hard for recruiting firms?

01

Business development stops when desks get busy

Posting and outreach happen in quiet weeks, then vanish the moment three roles open at once.

02

Job ads all look alike

Hiring managers see dozens of agencies sharing the same roles, so nothing signals real niche knowledge.

03

Your website gets no search traffic

Most firm sites are a job board and a contact page, which rarely rank for anything a hiring manager searches.

04

Consultants post in different voices

Each recruiter writes their own way, and the firm brand gets diluted across a dozen profiles.

Which marketing channels matter most for recruiting firms?

A starting ranking. Your own strategy document adjusts it to your market and competitors.

ChannelPriorityWhy it matters
LinkedInHighWhere hiring managers and candidates already judge recruiters, and where referrals start.
Niche SEO articlesHighSalary guides and hiring guides rank for searches hiring managers make before they call anyone.
XMediumStrong for tech and startup recruiting, where founders discuss hiring in public.
RedditLowCareer subreddits are candidate-heavy and allergic to promotion, so use them for listening and helpful answers.

What does a 30-day plan look like?

An example of the plan thig writes in your Marketing Strategy document. Yours is built from your site and competitors.

Week 1

Pick the niche story

  • Let thig write your strategy documents from the firm website
  • Narrow the content strategy to two specialisms you place most often
  • Approve a voice guide that consultants can all post from
Week 2

LinkedIn rhythm

  • Approve three LinkedIn posts a week for the firm page and lead consultant
  • Draft one post explaining what a strong candidate in your niche looks like
  • Fix the SEO audit's top issues on job and service pages
Week 3

Search assets

  • Publish a hiring guide for your main role type
  • Draft a salary expectations article, using ranges you can stand behind
  • Add internal links from job pages to the new guides
Week 4

Measure and adjust

  • Check which posts brought profile views and inbound messages
  • Review search impressions for the new guides
  • Plan next month around the questions clients asked most

What content should recruiting firms publish?

Sample angles the agents might draft. Each one is adjusted to your offer and voice.

“What hiring managers get wrong in the first interview for [role]
“The three signals we look for in a senior [role] CV
“How long it really takes to fill a [role] role this year, and what slows it down
“A salary conversation guide for candidates moving into [niche]
“Why counter-offers fail, from the recruiter's side of the table
“Checklist: writing a job brief that attracts the right candidates

Which metrics should you watch?

Inbound messages from hiring managers

The clearest sign that content is generating business, not just likes.

LinkedIn post impressions and profile views

Shows whether consistent posting is building reach in the niche.

Organic clicks to guide pages

Measures whether search content brings in the right visitors.

Candidate applications from organic search

Tells you if job pages rank after the SEO fixes.

Recruiters: common questions

Can't find yours? Email hello@thig.ai and a person on the team will reply.

How can recruiters get more clients through content?

Publish useful, specific advice for hiring managers on a steady schedule, mainly on LinkedIn and your own site. thig plans those topics from your niche and drafts the posts and articles so the schedule holds when desks are busy.

What should recruiters post on LinkedIn?

Posts that show judgment: hiring trends in your niche, interview advice, what strong candidates look like and lessons from recent searches. Avoid posting only job ads, which look the same as every other agency.

Can a recruitment agency website rank on Google?

Yes, usually through guides rather than job listings. Salary guides, hiring guides and role definitions match what hiring managers search, and thig's SEO agent finds which of those searches your site can win.

Will thig message candidates or clients for me?

No. thig drafts content and outreach messages for you to review. You send messages from your own accounts.

Can several recruiters in one firm share a brand voice?

Yes. The workspace has one brand voice document that every draft follows, and you can add notes for individual consultants when you prompt a post.

Start your Recruiters plan. Tonight.

Paste your URL. You get core strategy documents and your first drafts, free. 14 day Pro trial, no card.

Free to start14 days of Pro, no cardNothing ships without your yes
I'll have it all ready by morning 🌙
thig mascot