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A site visit isn’t just a meet and greet. It’s a pivotal trust-building moment that can either move a recruit closer to joining or cause them to disengage entirely. In this episode of Recruiting Conversations, I walk through exactly how to plan and lead a site visit that feels intentional, authentic, and aligned with what top producers actually care about.
Most visits fail because they’re either too generic or too scripted. I’ll show you how to hit the sweet spot by making the experience relational, not rehearsed.
Episode Breakdown[00:00] Introduction – Why site visits can make or break recruiting momentum. [01:00] The Mistake Leaders Make – Over-prepared visits feel fake, under-prepared ones feel forgettable. [02:00] Step 1: Do Your Homework – Understand what matters most to the candidate and build the visit around those priorities. [03:00] Step 2: Set Expectations Early – Frame the visit ahead of time so it feels like partnership, not pressure. [03:30] Step 3: Structure It Like a Story – Beginning: casual connection. Middle: leadership, peer, and cultural exposure. End: reflective processing, not a hard pitch. [05:00] Step 4: Use Best Practices On-Site – Manage handoffs, avoid overload, take notes, close with gratitude. [06:00] Step 5: Follow Up Fast – Don’t let energy fade. Reach out within 48 hours with a recap and next step. [07:00] Final Challenge – Stop winging your visits. Turn them into a high-trust recruiting tool that speaks directly to the candidate’s values.
Key TakeawaysSite Visits Are Not Tours – They are trust accelerators that show rather than tell what it's like to join your team.
Personalization Wins – Customize the visit around what the candidate values most.
Clarity Over Performance – You don’t need to impress. You need to connect.
Structure the Visit Like a Story – People remember beginnings and endings. Make them intentional.
Follow Up Matters – The visit opens the door. Your follow up determines whether they walk through it.
Recruiting isn’t about the perfect pitch. It’s about helping someone visualize their future with you. When you treat the site visit as a trust-building experience, you turn curiosity into conviction.
Want help turning your recruiting process into a high-conversion system? Subscribe to my weekly email at 4crecruiting.com or book a strategy session at bookrichardnow.com. Let’s turn your next visit into a win.
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A site visit isn’t just a meet and greet. It’s a pivotal trust-building moment that can either move a recruit closer to joining or cause them to disengage entirely. In this episode of Recruiting Conversations, I walk through exactly how to plan and lead a site visit that feels intentional, authentic, and aligned with what top producers actually care about.
Most visits fail because they’re either too generic or too scripted. I’ll show you how to hit the sweet spot by making the experience relational, not rehearsed.
Episode Breakdown[00:00] Introduction – Why site visits can make or break recruiting momentum. [01:00] The Mistake Leaders Make – Over-prepared visits feel fake, under-prepared ones feel forgettable. [02:00] Step 1: Do Your Homework – Understand what matters most to the candidate and build the visit around those priorities. [03:00] Step 2: Set Expectations Early – Frame the visit ahead of time so it feels like partnership, not pressure. [03:30] Step 3: Structure It Like a Story – Beginning: casual connection. Middle: leadership, peer, and cultural exposure. End: reflective processing, not a hard pitch. [05:00] Step 4: Use Best Practices On-Site – Manage handoffs, avoid overload, take notes, close with gratitude. [06:00] Step 5: Follow Up Fast – Don’t let energy fade. Reach out within 48 hours with a recap and next step. [07:00] Final Challenge – Stop winging your visits. Turn them into a high-trust recruiting tool that speaks directly to the candidate’s values.
Key TakeawaysSite Visits Are Not Tours – They are trust accelerators that show rather than tell what it's like to join your team.
Personalization Wins – Customize the visit around what the candidate values most.
Clarity Over Performance – You don’t need to impress. You need to connect.
Structure the Visit Like a Story – People remember beginnings and endings. Make them intentional.
Follow Up Matters – The visit opens the door. Your follow up determines whether they walk through it.
Recruiting isn’t about the perfect pitch. It’s about helping someone visualize their future with you. When you treat the site visit as a trust-building experience, you turn curiosity into conviction.
Want help turning your recruiting process into a high-conversion system? Subscribe to my weekly email at 4crecruiting.com or book a strategy session at bookrichardnow.com. Let’s turn your next visit into a win.
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