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title: Google Job Posting Structured Data — Quick Guide
description: "## What is Job Posting Structured Data? - It's a standardized markup you add to your job listings pages. - Helps Google understand your job post details so your listings can appear in **Google Jobs** search results with rich features.…"
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updated: "2025-11-26"
category: SEO
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# Google Job Posting Structured Data — Quick Guide

## What is Job Posting Structured Data?

- It's a standardized markup you add to your job listings pages.
- Helps Google understand your job post details so your listings can appear in **Google Jobs** search results with rich features.
- Improves job discoverability and drives targeted applicants.

## Why Use Job Posting Structured Data?

- Makes your job listings eligible for enhanced display in Google Search and Google Jobs.
- Can include detailed info: job title, description, location, salary, hiring organization, date posted, employment type, and more.
- Increases visibility and click-throughs from job seekers.

### **Required Properties (minimum)**

- title: Job title (e.g., "Digital Marketing Manager")
- description: Full job description (HTML or plain text)
- datePosted: When the job was posted (ISO 8601 format, e.g., "2025-07-31")
- validThrough: (recommended) Expiration date of the job post
- employmentType: e.g., "FULL_TIME", "PART_TIME", "CONTRACTOR"
- hiringOrganization: Organization offering the job (with name and optionally sameAs URL)
- jobLocation: Location of the job (PostalAddress or Place)
- baseSalary: Salary info (amount, currency, unitText like per YEAR, per HOUR)

### **Recommended Properties**

- identifier: Unique ID for the job post
- industry: Industry name (e.g., "Marketing")
- incentiveCompensation: Bonuses or incentives
- jobBenefits: Benefits offered (e.g., "Health insurance")
- applicantLocationRequirements: Geographic restrictions for applicants
- workHours: Working hours info
- educationRequirements: Required education level
- experienceRequirements: Required experience
- skills: Skills needed

### **Example: JSON-LD Job Posting Structured Data**

<script type="application/ld+json">

{

  "@context": "https://schema.org/",

  "@type": "JobPosting",

  "title": "Digital Marketing Manager",

  "description": "<p>Lead digital marketing campaigns, manage SEO and paid media, analyze performance.</p>",

  "datePosted": "2025-07-31",

  "validThrough": "2025-08-31T23:59:59+05:30",

  "employmentType": "FULL_TIME",

  "hiringOrganization": {

    "@type": "Organization",

    "name": "FSIDM - Practical Digital Marketing Course",

    "sameAs": "https://fsidm.in"

  },

  "jobLocation": {

    "@type": "Place",

    "address": {

      "@type": "PostalAddress",

      "streetAddress": "123 Marketing Lane",

      "addressLocality": "Ahmedabad",

      "addressRegion": "GJ",

      "postalCode": "380001",

      "addressCountry": "IN"

    }

  },

  "baseSalary": {

    "@type": "MonetaryAmount",

    "currency": "INR",

    "value": {

      "@type": "QuantitativeValue",

      "value": 600000,

      "unitText": "YEAR"

    }

  }

}

</script>

### **Tips**

- Put this JSON-LD script in the <head> or right before </body> on the job posting page.
- Keep job description concise but informative.
- Make sure job location and salary reflect the actual offer.
- Use ISO 8601 format for dates.
- Test your markup using Google’s Rich Results Test.
- Monitor performance and errors in Google Search Console under the **Job Posting** enhancement report.
