Campaign Summary
The Berkeley Police Department (BPD) faced familiar recruitment challenges—but with a unique obstacle: limited access to application data. Internal constraints prevented the HR team from sharing detailed applicant information, making CRM updates inconsistent and manual. This lack of visibility into the hiring funnel hindered attribution and optimization, forcing All Star Talent to approach the campaign from a candidate-focused perspective.
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Challenge
With application data largely unavailable, it was difficult to track conversion rates, pinpoint drop-off stages, or measure the direct impact of marketing efforts.
Stratgegic Approach
AST shifted focus toward high-impact, candidate-facing strategies that could be controlled and measured without relying on internal data.

Promoted quarterly virtual recruitment events to engage candidates in real time and support live Q&A for police officer positions.
Launched email sequences that reminded candidates to apply ahead of eligibility cutoffs for written tests—improving urgency and follow-through.

Sent application support surveys to identify drop-off points and uncover insights into why some candidates weren’t completing the process.

Used the CRM to drive awareness and RSVPs for Berkeley PD’s in-person seminars and information sessions—adding another touchpoint for candidates.