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Employer brand strategy

Strategy that connects culture to experience

livewall develops employer brand strategies that go beyond positioning documents. We define what your culture feels like, identify the moments where that feeling matters most, and design experiences for each of those moments.

Service

Employee Experience

Tools and campaigns that attract, onboard, and retain the right people.

More about Employee Experience

Why employer brand strategy matters

Most employer brands are built on aspiration rather than reality. Companies describe the culture they want to have, not the culture employees actually experience. The result is a disconnect that candidates feel from their first interaction. An effective employer brand strategy closes that gap by starting with what current employees genuinely value about working at your organization.

As part of livewall's employee experience services, employer brand strategy sits at the foundation of everything that follows. Whether you're building from scratch or repositioning an existing employer brand, the strategy defines your authentic story, identifies who needs to hear it, and maps out exactly how to bring it to life across every touchpoint.

Built on what makes you genuinely different

Effective employer brand strategy starts with understanding what current employees value about working here.

Positioned for the talent market you're in

Positioning based on your competitive talent landscape. Who you compete with, what they offer, and where your genuine advantage lies.

Strategy that produces usable output

Clear EVP, messaging architecture, and channel strategy. Not a document for the drawer, but a blueprint your team can work with.

From culture research to competitive positioning

livewall starts every employer brand strategy with in-depth employee research. We uncover what people genuinely experience at your organization, then map that against what competitors promise in the same talent market. The outcome is a positioning that is both authentic and distinctive, giving you a real edge when candidates compare their options.

What we deliver

Every employer brand strategy engagement results in concrete, usable deliverables.

EVP research & development

EVP research & development

Employee research, competitive analysis, and EVP development defining your authentic employer brand.

Brand architecture & messaging

Brand architecture & messaging

Positioning, tone of voice, and messaging architecture for different talent audiences and channels.

Channel & activation strategy

Channel & activation strategy

A plan for where to show up, how to show up, and how to measure impact across channels.

Strategy designed to activate

An employer brand strategy only creates value when it leads to action. livewall designs strategies that connect directly to activation, whether that means employer branding campaigns, recruitment marketing, or EVP development that shapes every candidate touchpoint. The strategy document is never the end product; the experiences it enables are.

Kruidvat

Kruidvat

This employee experience campaign turns job applications into a social experience by inviting friends to join the recruitment journey together.

For brands building or repositioning their employer brand

Employer brand strategy is most impactful at two moments: when an organization is defining its employer brand for the first time, or when a brand realizes its current positioning no longer reflects reality. Both situations call for the same honest starting point, understanding what your culture actually is today, not what it was five years ago.

livewall works with HR directors, CHROs, and employer brand leads at organizations with 500+ employees across the Netherlands and the UK. Whether you need a complete employer brand strategy or want to strengthen specific elements like your EVP or channel approach, every engagement starts with research and ends with a plan your team can execute.

Ready to define your employer brand?

Let's build a strategy your team can actually use. Get in touch.