Getting Started
Set up your new job board: connect Stripe and a custom domain, add categories and locations, choose job types, submit your sitemap and invite your team.
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- Set up a custom domainConnect your own domain to your job board: add it in Job Boardly, update the DNS records with your provider, and turn off proxying on Cloudflare.
- Connect a Stripe accountConnect your Stripe account to Job Boardly so your job board can take payments for job posts, plus fixes for common Stripe connection issues.
- Connect an external payment providerCan't use Stripe? Send customers to another payment provider, such as PayPal or Square, to pay for job posts, and see the limitations to consider.
- Hide location optionsHide the on-site, remote or hybrid options your job board doesn't offer and set a default, so employers only see the location types that apply.
- How to use RSS feeds and XML feedsLearn how to use RSS and XML feeds to distribute your jobs, automate workflows, and connect Job Boardly with external platforms and tools.
- Hide job typesHide job types, like Volunteer or Internship, that don't fit your job board, so employers only see the options that apply when posting a job.
- Rename job typesRename the six job types, like Full-time or Contract, to match the terms used in your niche, using the translations settings on your job board.
- Add job categoriesAdd job categories so job seekers can filter your job board by type of job, and use them in search pages, the Job Backfiller and Job Aggregator.
- Set the default salary currencyChange the default salary currency for job posts on your job board from USD to the currency that suits your market, in Job settings.
- Turn off job postingTurn off job posting to remove the Post a job button and block the new job form, for example when you curate jobs with the Job Backfiller and paywall.
- Manually approve job postsRequire job posts to be approved before they go live on your job board. You'll get an email to approve or reject each new job post.
- Customize locationsChoose whether the location filter on your job board lists cities, regions or countries, so job seekers aren't shown every location at once.
- Add third-party codeAdd Fathom Analytics, Facebook Pixel or other tools to your job board by pasting custom code into the head tag, and what to do if something breaks.
- Submit your sitemap to GoogleSubmitting your sitemap to Google helps ensure that your job board's pages are indexed properly, making them easier to find in search results.
- Submit your sitemap to BingSubmitting your sitemap to Bing helps ensure that your job board's pages are indexed properly, making them easier to find in search results.
- Invite internal users to your job boardInvite team members to help run your job board from Settings > Users, and choose a role for each one to control what they can access.
- How to set up a blogCreate and publish blog posts on your job board: write your first post, set publishing and SEO settings, organize posts and customize the blog page.