Professional Services

We work with recruitment agencies.

A recruitment website serves two entirely different audiences: the candidate looking for work and the business looking to hire. Getting that balance right on a single website is harder than it looks.

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68%

of candidates research an agency's website before registering

4 in 5

hiring managers evaluate an agency's website before making contact

3x

more candidate registrations for agencies with a clear specialism on their homepage

Most recruitment websites try to be everything to everyone and end up serving no one especially well. A jobs board, a section for employers, a section for candidates, a list of sectors and some copy about placing great people with great companies.

The firms that do best online tend to be specific: a sector focus, a geography, a clear position on what they do differently. That specificity makes them findable for the right searches and credible to both sides of the market.

We work with specialist and generalist recruitment agencies across Surrey to build websites that attract the right candidates, convert the right client enquiries and reflect the character of the firm.

Common problems

Where recruitment agency websites in Surrey fall short.

01

The jobs board is the whole website.

A jobs listing is useful for candidates actively looking. But for a hiring manager evaluating whether to use the agency, it provides no evidence of expertise, sector knowledge or track record. A recruitment website needs to work for both audiences, often simultaneously.

02

The specialism is buried.

A recruitment agency with a genuine focus on, say, finance and accounting in Surrey should have that specialism on the homepage, not hidden in a dropdown. Specificity builds credibility. Generalism makes you look like every other agency on the market.

03

No social proof for clients.

Candidates trust agencies based on the quality of their vacancies. Clients trust agencies based on their track record. Testimonials from hiring managers, placement statistics and case studies of filled roles provide the evidence that converts a first visit into a conversation.

What you get

Web design for recruitment agencies in Surrey.

  • Dual-audience website structured for both candidates and hiring clients
  • Jobs board integration or job listing section
  • Sector and specialism pages
  • Testimonials from both candidates placed and clients served
  • Team profiles
  • Local SEO for your area and sectors
  • Clear contact routes for both sides of the market
  • Mobile-first build

Why it matters

“A hiring manager who finds your agency, reads about your sector knowledge and sees evidence of successful placements is already a warm lead.”

“We had a jobs board website that was fine for candidates but did nothing for us in terms of client development. After the rebuild with a proper client-facing section and sector pages, direct inbound from businesses looking to hire increased in the first quarter.”

Gemma Rhodes, director, Rhodes Recruitment, Guildford · Website, 2024

FAQ

Recruitment agency websites, answered.

The questions agency directors and marketing leads ask us most often, before they brief a project.

What should a recruitment agency website include?

Two clear paths from the home page (one for clients, one for candidates), live job listings that pull from your ATS, sector or specialism pages that explain who you place and at what level, named consultant profiles for each desk, real placement stories or testimonials, and an enquiry route that respects busy hiring managers and quick-moving candidates.

How long does a recruitment website take to build?

Most single-discipline agencies launch within 5 to 7 weeks of kick-off. Multi-sector agencies and large firms take longer because of consultant profiles and sector pages. ATS or job board feed integration adds a week if your provider is on the list. We have integrated with most major systems.

Can the site host live job listings?

Yes. We integrate with the major recruitment ATS and job board systems including Bullhorn, Vincere, JobAdder, Mercury and Idibu, so jobs pull live from your existing system without manual updates. Each job gets its own SEO-friendly page that can rank in search and on Google for Jobs.

How do candidates apply through the site?

We build a clean apply flow that asks for what is needed at first contact (CV upload, key details, role applied for) and nothing more. Long application forms tank candidate volumes. We integrate the apply step with your ATS so applications land directly in your workflow, not in a separate inbox.

How do we rank for sector and location job searches?

Sector-specific and location-specific SEO is built in: dedicated pages for every specialism and location combination you want to rank for, schema markup including Google for Jobs structured data on every live role, Google Business Profile alignment, and on-page content that uses the language candidates and hiring managers actually search with. Movement takes 3 to 6 months in less competitive niches.

Areas we cover

We work with recruitment agencies across Surrey. The county's proximity to London and strong professional employment base creates consistent demand for both specialist and generalist recruitment services.

GuildfordWokingEpsomReigateLeatherheadCobhamFarnhamCamberleyWeybridgeRedhillDorking

More in professional services

Related pages.

Other industries we work in across professional services. Each page covers the specifics of how we approach websites for that sector.

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