A majority of HR and employee benefits suppliers will increase their search engine optimization (SEO) budgets in 2008, according to a new vendor survey report from HRmarketer.com titled Trends in HR Marketing: Where HR Suppliers Spent their Marketing and PR Dollars in 2007 and What's Ahead in 2008 (http://www.hrmarketer.com/home/whitepaper_main2.htm) firm. The report, released today, is the seventh in a series of research reports that HRmarketer.com has issued since early 2006. It is available free of charge by visiting http://www.hrmarketer.com/home/whitepaper_main2.htm) among smaller vendors as a means of lead generation;
- A reluctance among larger vendors to embrace online marketing (Web 2.0) trends, although that will continue to change in 2008.
"One interesting survey result shows that most suppliers regardless of size don't rely on any single marketing and PR tactic for more than 25 percent of their sales leads," notes Kevin
Grossman, chief operating officer for HRmarketer.com. "This shows that while budgets may shift, HR vendors are generally expanding their range of activities across the board."
Report data is based on responses from a diverse group of HR and employee benefits suppliers collected during July, August and September of 2007. Since 2001, hundreds of HR suppliers have
used HRmarketer.com and the HRmarketer Services Group to generate publicity, website traffic, sales leads and improved SEO.
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