The hospital had a reputation for not coddling nurses. We didn’t hide it. We used it to attract nurses who preferred working independently.
Our Work
Good recruitment marketing doesn’t shout. It speaks directly to the one person who’s right for the role — and says exactly what they need to hear.
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Corona Regional Medical Center
28 hires. Lowest turnover of any open house they’d ever run.
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Dun & Bradstreet
Most sales ads chase hunters. D&B needed farmers — people who grow existing relationships. We wrote to that specific psychology.
The right candidates didn't just recognize themselves. They felt understood.
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Foster Wheeler
Lean company. No bureaucracy. Real ownership. We found the engineers who’d been frustrated everywhere else. “It’s your baby.
Run with it." wasn't just a headline. It was a promise.
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K. Hovnanian
In most companies, being “too precise” is a quiet liability. Here it was the job requirement.
We wrote to the candidate who already knew that about themselves.
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Microsoft
Engineers weren’t looking for more money. They were looking for better work.
We named the frustration they were already carrying. Microsoft was the answer to it.
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Selfhelp
The home health nursing market was picked over. We stopped competing in it. ER nurses had exactly the skills the job required — they just never considered home care.
We made the pivot feel obvious.
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Messenger — Law Firm
Same job. Same pay. Two completely different people apply. One ad describes a task. The other describes a person who takes pride in how they carry themselves.
That's the only difference — and it's everything.
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Hawaii Pacific Health
The Hawaii Pacific Health site speaks differently to nurses than to allied health professionals — because they’re looking for completely different things.
The right candidate doesn't just learn about the company. They recognize themselves in it.
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WorleyParsons
Most career sites describe the company. McFrank builds career sites around the individual — how the culture plays out in a specific role, on a specific team, every day.
The WorleyParsons site lets candidates self-select by the behavioral qualities they see in themselves.
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