Perengo transforms talent recruitment

Perengo's new DSP technology enables fast-track enterprises to solve their recruitment challenges at scale by reaching the right candidate with the right ad at the right time

Perengo's new DSP technology enables fast-track enterprises to solve their recruitment challenges at scale by reaching the right candidate with the right ad at the right time

As the US economy nears what is technically full employment, competition is fierce to hire the best talent. Recruiters, often using spreadsheets and other tools to manage their job ad campaigns, are manually posting job ads in different formats across a variety of online channels. The result: recruitment costs are increasing while returns on employment ad spend are often disappointing.

“Today’s typical job seeker might engage with job ads at 15 different, context-driven touchpoints throughout the day, and across various digital channels. It’s a tall order to expect a human to design, deploy and manage an effective recruitment campaign that reaches such a candidate at the right time and via the right channel,” said Mike Kofi Okyere, founder and CEO of Perengo. “That’s where we come in.”

To streamline and accelerate the recruitment advertising process, and give recruiters granular control over their advertising spend, Perengo has launched a suite of new tools that automate the entire process and provide insights that improve the effectiveness of any campaign. The Perengo DSP (for demand-side platform) leverages proven adtech techniques that have revolutionized the travel and ecommerce industries to deliver massive efficiency gains to the recruitment sector.


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ZingPR designed and implemented a news and thought-leadership strategy to quickly get Perengo on the radar of corporate recruiters and recruitment agencies

Over the course of two months, here are just some of the results attained:


EPILOGUE - acquisition!

A great outcome for Perengo

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