Friday, 23 January 2015
[METHOD] jobroller with indeed + cb
Posted By:
Mudassar Hussain
- 09:49
This method is very simple and perfect for beginners and would be a great first project.
1. Create a job vacancies website. (The best and easiest theme for this is the Jobroller theme)
2. Create an Adsense account and indeed publisher account.
3.Add job vacancies to the site, simply copy and paste them from classifieds or other job sites.
(I personally adjusted the code on the Jobroller theme so that it automatically showed jobs from indeed so I didn't have to keep adding job vacancies)
4.Place Adsense and indeed jobs using your publisher code on to your site.
5.Create a facebook account and join every job related group you can find and start posting jobs from your site into the groups.
That's it. Simple.
This will provide a steady income and your website will never banned as it's relevant to the groups your posting in.
Just at the start of the lines some had a space, like < ?php when it should be <?php
Try this:
index.php:
<?php
// Empty search fixes
if ( isset($_GET['resume_search']) && $_GET['resume_search'] ) :
if (isset($_GET['s']) && isset($_GET['location']) && !empty($_GET['location'])) : get_template_part('search-resume'); return; endif;
wp_safe_redirect(get_post_type_archive_link('resum e'));
exit;
endif;
if (isset($_GET['s']) && isset($_GET['location']) && !empty($_GET['location'])) : get_template_part('search'); return; endif;
?>
<?php get_header('search'); ?>
<div class="section">
<?php do_action('after_search_results'); ?>
<p style="text-align: center;"></p>
<p style="text-align: center;"></p>
<p style="text-align: center;"></div><!-- end section -->
</div><!-- end main content -->
<?php if (get_option('jr_show_sidebar')!=='no') get_sidebar(); ?>
search.php:
<?php if (isset($_GET['resume_search']) && $_GET['resume_search']) : get_template_part('search-resume'); return; endif; ?>
<?php if (isset($_GET['location'])) $_GET['location'] = urldecode(utf8_uri_encode($_GET['location'])); ?>
<?php get_header('search'); ?>
<?php do_action('after_search_results'); ?>
<div class="clear"></div>
</div><!-- end main content -->
<?php if (get_option('jr_show_sidebar')!=='no') get_sidebar(); ?>
You can also use Notepad++ or other code editors setting the language to PHP, paste your code into that it makes it much easier to see if code is breaking somewhere
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