Building a Robust Recruitment Site to Compete with Major Companies Using SEO and AI Trends

Build a Strong Recruitment Site to Compete with Major Players

In today's recruitment landscape, small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly challenged by rising acquisition costs driven by major job platforms and scouting services. Many companies are turning to their own recruitment websites as a means to boost profitability, yet struggle with attracting candidates in a market dominated by larger corporations.

The Challenge Ahead

Major companies typically have the upper hand when it comes to job listings, which creates a significant hurdle for SMEs attempting to attract potential candidates. Despite the increasing realization of the need for independent candidate attraction, many business owners are at a loss regarding how to decisively outshine larger firms in the SEO arena. This is where the upcoming seminar hosted by Porters Inc. and Willbee Inc. comes into play.

Seminar Overview

On June 24 and 29, 2026, the seminar titled "Is Your Self-Media Different from Major Companies? Key Elements for Building a Strong Company-Specific Website Based on SEO and AI Trends" will provide insight into constructing an effective recruitment site. Ryo Emoto, CEO of Willbee Inc., will share essential strategies and real-world success stories to highlight how employers can build a robust site that does not rely on larger, more expensive job platforms.

Who Should Attend?

This seminar is specially tailored for:

- Business owners or executives in the recruitment industry who are concerned about declining profit margins due to media dependency.
- Individuals looking to enhance their company’s strengths through branding efforts to become a preferred agency.
- Those who recognize the necessity of differentiating themselves in client attraction but feel lost when it comes to practical strategies.

Participant Testimonials

- In the past decade, Indeed has been the top choice for many. I felt the rising importance of owned media strategies, and this session effectively articulated those contrasting sentiments.
- Having experienced a decrease in traditional media’s effectiveness, I found the insights shared during this seminar highly valuable.
- I've recently felt uncertain about major job sites, and this seminar reaffirmed the importance of utilizing self-media as a critical lever moving forward.
- I appreciated gaining a deeper understanding of the shifting currents in the recruitment consulting landscape, making the session invaluable for me.
- It was enlightening to learn about how to concentrate efforts on owned media to respond to the overwhelming presence of major players while discovering the trends among job seekers, preparing me to enhance our own site effectively.

Speaker Information

Presenters for the seminar will include Ryo Emoto, CEO of Willbee Inc., who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in the recruitment site development space, accompanied by Miyo Asami from Porters Inc. Together, they will arm attendees with powerful, actionable insights to craft a winning recruitment site.

Seminar Details

Title: Is Your Self-Media Different from Major Companies? Key Elements for Building a Strong Company-Specific Website Based on SEO and AI Trends
Date & Time:

- June 24, 2026, 14:00 - 15:00
- June 29, 2026, 11:00 - 12:00

Cost: Free
Format: Online
Target Audience: Executives or key personnel in recruitment and staffing companies.

About Porters Inc.

With a mission to significantly contribute to global employment through technology, Porters Inc. offers cloud-based services specifically designed for the recruitment sector. With over 2,200 implementations worldwide, including in twelve countries, Porters provides advanced matching systems and dashboards tailored for the recruitment industry, enabling businesses to streamline their operations effectively.

For more information about Porters Inc. and their services, visit their official website at Porters.jp.
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