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Publish jobs on your website

Add a careers page and send applicants safely to the application service you already use.

Add your careers page

Open your website in the editor, choose New page, then Careers. SnabbSajt adds a careers page and opens a new role for you to fill in. The searchable-list overview uses the careers-page title as its public heading; change it there and review its translations like any other page title.

Write the title, a short summary, what the person will do, the requirements, location, type of work and application deadline. Add the secure https:// link where people should apply. This can be Teamtailor, Platsbanken, LinkedIn or any other application service.

Choose the careers overview

The existing job cards remain the default. When the new overview setting is enabled for your site, open the careers landing in the editor and choose the searchable list if you have several openings. It uses only your real jobs: visitors can search, sort and filter by the locations and job types that are actually present. Salary appears only on roles where you entered it.

The role title opens the job details on your website. The separate application action uses the secure external link you saved for that role.

Check and publish

Use Preview to read the role as a visitor. It remains private until you publish. After publishing, visitors should find it under /careers in your website's normal design. Apply externally tells them clearly that they are leaving your site.

SnabbSajt does not receive their application, CV or contact details. Those go directly to the service in your application link.

Close a role

Open the role, change its status to Closed, and publish again. The public careers list stops showing it and its application button is removed. A deadline does the same automatically after the chosen date.

Changing the draft alone never changes the live website. Publish when you want the closed status to reach visitors.


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