9 Sep
2003
Kartavya/Abhi/Sanjeev
SOME
ISSUES
·
Speed
of Extraction :
You mentioned that currently this is around 500 resumes /
hour, and that, it will gradually improve as more & more resumes get
processed & we remove the bugs.
Earlier, I had sent to you a note where & I had
suggested hosting a “Extraction accuracy Index” graphically.
On same line, we can have a “Extraction speed Index”
also.
·
Free
Trial Period :
Although we are starting with 30 days, as time goes-and
especially if we get a very good response- we may want to decrease this period
to 15 days & may be at a later date, to even 7 days.
So, there can be periods when there is an “overlap”, with
some corporate having a 30 day period & some corporate having a 30 days period
& some having 15 days. Our software should allow for this and terminate the
services (i.e. free services) accordingly, unless of course, a corporate has
chosen to become a REGULAR PAID subscriber, before the end of his free trial
period.
5/7 days before the “end-date” of each corporate Free
Trial period, an automatic email should go out to that subscriber, using him to
become a regular/paid subscriber. I believe, I have already sent a draft to
sanjeev-if not he can draft one. This reminder should be part of software.
·
Email
Marketing :
As of yesterday, deepa has compiled a mailing list of
31171 corporate (names of co/email ID) from various sources. This list will
keep growing as we keep extracting
co-Names from 3000/4000 job-advts. Which we are downloading daily. In course of
time we will also get manes (but not email ID’s) of many companies from
extracted resumes also (only resumes submitted directly on Recruitguru.
As far as resumes which a subscriber uploads for
extracting is concerned, we have promised, not to compile this info)
I have already drafted some 9/10 letters for emailing to
these 31171 companies, to promote/introduce Recruitguru.
My plan is to send first email, then wait for 8/10 days
& send second mail, then wait again for 10/15 days before sending third and
so on.
Obviously before sending out each mail, sanjeev will
ensure to remove from the mailing-list, names of those companies, who have in
the meantime, registered for free trial.
We do not want to annoy them!
But the best way to entice more & more corporate (to
register for free trial), is to give them some “statistics” with each round of
email, as shown in Annex.
The emotion that we want to play upon is
“keeping up with the Joneses”
People are curious by nature. If they see a small crowd
on the road, soon it becomes a large crowd.
It is no different with corporate! They too have a “
herd” mentality!
This (statistics) would be all the more powerful, if the
names of
·
Free
Trial wallas
·
Regular
Subscribers
Contain
some large/reputed companies (early adopters). The effect rules on.
I am
sure you have already planned to compile all the figures mentioned in Annex. It
is merely a question of making these available to sanjeev, at whatever
frequency he wants. In any case, I would like to see these on my PC screen
DAILY (for previous day & cumulative) besides weekly/monthly.
ANNEX
:
Hemen Parekh
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