Websites for HR consultancies
Employers need to understand the consultancy’s services, while candidates need current vacancies and clear application steps. The website should make these journeys distinct and explain how personal data is handled.
Employers and candidates need different information
Describe recruitment, training, assessment or advisory services only when they are actually offered.
Keep vacancies current and remove closed roles. Never promise a placement or a hiring outcome.
- Separate employer enquiries from job applications.
- Current vacancies and clear application steps.
- Transparent privacy information.
Give clients and candidates a clear route
Let each visitor choose the right path without confusing a consultancy service with an open role.
| What the visitor needs | How the website can help |
|---|---|
| Employer services | Explain the services, stages and how a company can start a conversation. |
| Vacancies | Show current roles and explain how to apply. |
| Team | Use verified experience and biographies approved for publication. |
| Privacy | Explain how enquiries and CVs are received and handled. |
Do not promise a hire, result or universal timeline. Collect only the candidate information needed for the stated process.
Answer searches about services and recruitment
A main page can describe services that the consultancy genuinely provides. Create separate pages only when the service and its process differ meaningfully.
Vacancy pages should be easy to update and remove when a role closes.
- Keep services and vacancies separate.
- Remove closed roles promptly.
- Do not promise hiring outcomes.
Keep services and applications up to date
Confirm which services are offered, who manages vacancies and how candidates can apply.
Use a clear privacy notice and ask only for information needed for the application.
- Verified services and client profiles.
- Current vacancies.
- Application and privacy process reviewed.
Frequently asked questions
Can candidates apply through the website?
Should every vacancy have its own page?
Can the website guarantee a placement?
Should service prices be shown?
Make each enquiry easy to understand
Tell us which HR services you provide, how you manage vacancies and what information you need from employers and candidates.