Job Alerts for a WordPress Job Board, Guests Included
How WP Career Board Pro job alerts work: saved searches, instant, daily and weekly emails, guest sign-up with confirmation, and the limits you set.
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Notes on building a marketplace.
Behind-the-build posts, marketplace strategy, plugin updates, and the questions marketplace founders actually ask.
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WordPress Job Application Form: Resumes, Statuses and Spam
Build a WordPress job application form that handles private resumes, guest applicants, status emails, CSV export and spam, not just a form entry.
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Job Board Pricing Models: What to Charge for Listings
Compare job board pricing models: single paid post, credit packs, paid featured upgrades and tiered prices, and the WP Career Board setting behind each.
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Job Posting Schema for Google for Jobs on WordPress
What JobPosting structured data is, which fields Google reads, and exactly what WP Career Board outputs for each job, plus how to check your own pages.
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How to Migrate from WP Job Manager to WP Career Board
Move jobs, applications and resumes from WP Job Manager to WP Career Board with the built-in importer or WP-CLI, plus what to test on a staging copy first.
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What an applicant tracking pipeline is for a small team
A plain-language definition of an applicant tracking pipeline, and the point where a spreadsheet stops being enough.
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From install to your first published job listing
A step-by-step walkthrough of installing WP Career Board, running the Setup Wizard that creates six pages, and publishing a live job listing in one sitting.
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Using the employer and candidate dashboards
A practical guide to what employers and candidates can do from the WP Career Board frontend dashboards - without ever touching wp-admin.
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Signs your job board has outgrown its plugin
If you're spending hours on manual moderation, losing employers to friction, or watching your search fail under volume, your plugin isn't the problem - your plugin is the ceiling.
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