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Digital Recruiter Podcast

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Welcome to the Digital Recruiter Podcast, where we dive deep into the recruiting world and share valuable insights and strategies for success in the digital landscape. Join our host, Clark Willcox, as he interviews industry experts, thought leaders, experienced recruiters, and agency owners to uncover what’s working, what’s not, and what’s on the horizon in the ever-evolving field of recruitment. Whether you’re a seasoned recruiter or just starting out, this podcast is your go-to resource for staying ahead of the curve and maximizing your recruiting efforts. Tune in and level up your recruitment game with us. For more information about us visit click on HERE ---> https://linktr.ee/thedigitalrecruiter

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Episode thumbnail for #125- Creating Content that Converts to Placements

June 5, 2026

#125- Creating Content that Converts to Placements

Episode Summary Clark Wilcox and Ross Mayfield go internal for this one. Ross has been with Digital Recruiter since the beginning - Director of Marketing, Lead Coach, and the person behind the content strategy driving results for dozens of recruiting firm owners every month. This episode is a behind-the-scenes look at what's actually working on LinkedIn right now, and what most recruiters are still getting wrong. The conversation starts with the biggest misconception in AI-assisted content, writing it yourself and having AI clean it up, and why that approach produces generic content that blends into the feed. Ross breaks down why specificity is the single most important word in LinkedIn content right now, and Clark backs it up with real impression numbers from actual client posts to prove the point. They get into the awareness vs. conversion distinction that most recruiters miss entirely, why post length is the wrong thing to obsess over, and how one placement story can generate dozens of pieces of content if you know how to pull it apart. The second half covers lead magnets, the algorithm rewarding niche expertise, and why the full funnel - profile, content, outreach, personalised follow-up - still works when you stay disciplined about it. For recruiters who feel like they're running out of things to post, or posting consistently but not getting inbound from it, this is the episode to start with. Ross's Bio Ross Mayfield is the Director of Customer Success at Digital Recruiter, where he's spent five years coaching recruiters, consultants, and B2B service providers on how to turn LinkedIn into a client-generating machine. He's guided 300+ recruiters through the Digital Recruiter content workshop, many reporting their first inbound job orders within weeks, and has coached clients to outcomes ranging from landing a $300K project to building a pipeline that accounted for 60% of a recruiting firm's revenue. Ross's philosophy is simple: most business owners are excellent at serving their clients but struggle to prove that to strangers on the internet. That's the gap he fills, through content strategy, outreach, and a results-tracking approach that takes the guesswork out of what's actually working on LinkedIn. Connect with Ross at https://www.linkedin.com/in/mayfieldrossw/  Check Out Our Sponsor at: https://signaturebackoffice.com/For more information about Digital Recruiter, click HERE https://linktr.ee/thedigitalrecruiter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode thumbnail for #124- Prison Recruiting to Entrepreneurship: Tracy Glynn’s Recruiting Journey

May 29, 2026

#124- Prison Recruiting to Entrepreneurship: Tracy Glynn’s Recruiting Journey

Episode Summary Tracy Glynn didn't take the typical path into agency recruiting. She started in real estate, pivoted to a small boutique agency after the 2007 crash, and spent the next 15 years climbing the internal ladder, eventually becoming VP of Talent for a private equity-backed healthcare startup that grew so fast she hired 20 internal recruiters in 15 months. When that company was acquired by Optum, the entrepreneurial itch she'd carried for years finally won out. Two years ago, she launched Glynn Associates Search Partners and built it into a behavioral health search firm that's now adding team members of its own. The conversation gets into what most internal-to-agency transitions get wrong, why so many recruiters chase volume when quality wins, and how Tracy built a BD rhythm that doesn't require a hundred calls a day to work. She talks about reframing investments as ROI math instead of expenses, why pleasantly persistent outreach pays off six and twelve months later, and how to vet split partners hard enough to actually make the relationship work. Her behavioral health niche came from the intersection of pragmatism and passion, not just spotting a gap in the market. In this episode, Tracy joins Clark to unpack the realities of going from internal to agency, the mindset shifts that have to happen along the way, and why vetting bad searches before signing the contract has become one of her most valuable habits. They dig into the split partnership question every solo recruiter eventually wrestles with, what value-add actually looks like beyond making a placement, and the long game of building rapport at scale when life keeps everyone too busy to reply on the first message. Her closing reframe lands harder than expected: the real job security isn't a corporate title or a senior internal seat. It's having the agency to sit down at your computer and make something happen without needing anyone's permission. For recruiting firm owners thinking about making the leap, or veterans trying to sharpen how they vet clients, splits, and searches, this is one of the most grounded conversations we've had on the show. Tracy's Bio Tracy Glynn is the founder of Glynn Associates Search Partners, a behavioral health executive search firm. Before launching Glynn Associates two years ago, Tracy spent 15 years in healthcare recruiting, including a role as VP of Talent for a private equity-backed national healthcare startup that she helped scale through rapid growth and a successful acquisition by Optum. Her experience spans both internal leadership and agency execution, with deep expertise placing psychiatrists, psychologists, and behavioral health leaders across community-based, PE-backed, and healthcare startup environments. Tracy's approach blends pragmatism with personal investment in the work. Her behavioral health niche grew out of both the organizational knowledge she built over a decade and a half in the space and a genuine interest in the brain-body connection and the impact mental health work has on the people her placements serve. She's known for a steady, relationship-first BD style and a willingness to have hard conversations with clients about what's realistic before a search ever gets signed. Connect with Tracy at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-glynn/ Check Out Our Sponsor at: https://signaturebackoffice.com/ For more information about Digital Recruiter, click HERE https://linktr.ee/thedigitalrecruiter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode thumbnail for #123- What Every Recruiting Firm Needs to Know About Their ATS

May 15, 2026

#123- What Every Recruiting Firm Needs to Know About Their ATS

Episode Summary Sanket Chauhan didn't set out to build an ATS. He set out to solve a research problem. Three years ago, when AI models were just starting to get good, he and his co-founder built a Chrome extension to automate sales research and a wave of recruiters found it first. That accidental discovery turned into a research agency, which turned into a hard truth: not a single recruiting firm they worked with actually liked their ATS. So they built a better one from the ground up. StarDex is an AI-native ATS and CRM built specifically for search firms. The difference between AI-native and AI-augmented isn't just marketing language, it's architecture. Legacy systems were built on structured databases and are now reverse-engineering their way toward AI. StarDex was designed from day one so that every record lives in both a structured and a vector database simultaneously, meaning recruiters can search by similarity, not just by keyword, and stop relying on perfect data entry to surface the right candidates. In this episode, Sanket joins Clark to break down what that actually means in practice and why it matters more than ever in 2026. They get into why most recruiters go to LinkedIn before their own database (and why that's backwards), how vibe coding is unlocking a new era of customizable headless ATS workflows, and why the best recruiters Sanket knows are spending less time on AI tools, not more. The conversation also covers the switching ATS question every firm owner wrestles with, the 80/20 rule for AI adoption, and why the human relationship, not the tech stack, is the actual moat in a world where everyone has access to the same models. His closing advice: open Claude, describe what you want automated, and just start. You'll get further than you think. For recruiting firm owners trying to figure out where AI actually fits and where it doesn't, this is one of the most practical conversations we've had on the show. Sanket's Bio Sanket Chauhan is the co-founder of StarDex, an AI-native ATS and CRM built from the ground up for search firms. Before StarDex, Sanket and his co-founder ran an AI-powered research agency serving executive search firms, an experience that revealed both the inefficiencies baked into most recruiting workflows and the near-universal frustration firm owners had with their existing systems of record. That insight became the foundation for StarDex, which was architected from day one to combine structured and vector database search, support custom workflows via MCP servers and open APIs, and scale with the pace of AI rather than lag behind it. StarDex serves solo recruiters through firms of 50+ and has been building MCP server infrastructure since before most ATSs had it on their roadmap. Sanket regularly runs free workshops on LinkedIn covering Claude automation, daily workflow shortcuts, and practical AI implementation for recruiting teams. Connect with Sanket at https://www.linkedin.com/in/sanketchauhan/ Check Out Our Sponsor at: https://signaturebackoffice.com/ For more information about Digital Recruiter, click HERE https://linktr.ee/thedigitalrecruiter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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What is Digital Recruiter Podcast?

Welcome to the Digital Recruiter Podcast, where we dive deep into the recruiting world and share valuable insights and strategies for success in the digital landscape. Join our host, Clark Willcox, as he interviews industry experts, thought leaders, experienced recruiters, and agency owners to uncover what’s working, what’s not, and what’s on the horizon in the ever-evolving field of recruitment. Whether you’re a seasoned recruiter or just starting out, this podcast is your go-to resource for staying ahead of the curve and maximizing your recruiting efforts. Tune in and level up your recruitment game with us.

For more information about us visit click on HERE ---> https://linktr.ee/thedigitalrecruiter

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