Where the profile helps

A recruitment campaign can attract attention, but a prospective collaborator may want to understand the actual employee experience being represented. Tap Tap Go can help an employer brand manager share approved films, articles and project examples from one profile. Explain what each piece was intended to communicate and how employees or creative partners contributed to it.

Make the next step practical

Use consented stories and avoid presenting a selected example as the experience of every employee. A resource can explain the campaign brief or editorial approach without revealing private feedback. Keep the contact route focused on the relevant collaboration, whether that is production, research or communications. The profile should show thoughtful representation of the organisation rather than simply gather polished employer slogans.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Imagine an employer brand manager meeting a documentary producer. The shared profile includes an approved employee-story film and explains the editorial brief, giving both people a practical starting point for discussing a possible project.

Make it practical.

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