Alleanza Assicurazioni needed to attract young graduates to join the Group's network of insurance consultants working in local agencies. However, the company struggled with the stereotypes linked to the role of the insurer: a profession seen as unattractive by Millennials seeking employment. To dispel these preconceptions and demonstrate that the insurance consultant is a desirable profession, Alleanza created an Employer Branding strategy by creating the blog called “MoltodiPiù” in HubSpot. The blog aims to help young people enter the world of work by educating them about the job of an insurance consultant, which is a stimulating profession full of challenges and suitable for those who want to make a career. The articles, downloadable insights, and pop-up forms on the portal aim to convert users to an application form owned by Alleanza.
Results: the Inbound Recruiting activities brought out 1,968 new leads into the CRM, 2.711 applications, and 125 hires into Alliance agencies. The rate of entries on applications of almost 5%: which an extremely positive figure if you consider that it usually is 2/3% in the insurance sector.
To promote Talent Acquisition, Alleanza created a chatbot within the HubSpot chatflows tool, called Dipiù, one of the few recruiting bots in Italy. Despite only being in operation for a short time, the performance is positive, with 163 conversations and 44 direct applications so far.
Implementing a Lead Nurturing Strategy Through E-mail MarketingThanks to nurturing implemented with the Workflows tool in Marketing Hub, Alleanza has maintained a relationship with leads who have not yet converted. The e-mails which timed and contextual, provide more value with the topics most appreciated by young users within the MoltodiPiù blog. The first workflow activated concerns creating an effective Curriculum Vitae and advice on how to face a job interview, two crucial steps for those looking for a job.
Result: The first nurturing workflow emails were sent to 1,492 users and obtained an average Open Rate of 23%.