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Simply Hired's Publisher Help Center

It's finally here! We are now able to better support our publisher needs with our newly launched Publisher Help Center! This new help center is filled with informative content to answer any question you may have about any of Simply Hired's publisher opportunities.

Currently, there are seven areas within the help center:

• Account Basics - Learn how to make any adjustments to your overall account settings.
• Job-a-matic® - Job-a-matic is a free instant job board. Here you can learn how to customize your job board, display jobs and host your job board.
• International - Bringing job content to users outside the United States is important to the Simply Hired team. Find the answers to any questions about adding international job content to your site.
• Widgets - Widgets allow you to bring a snapshot of relevant job content to different areas of your site. Having trouble customizing or adding a widget? This is the place for you!
• Job Search - A Job Search Box lets your users search Simply Hired from your own site.
• XML API - Want more flexibility? Our XML API gives publishers the ability to use our data outside the limits of our Job-a-matic software.
• Other Opportunities - Info regarding email, Twitter, mobile, link exchanges, resumes and advertising.

If you're looking for an answer, but not sure what category it would fall under, you can also use the search box at the top right to enter keywords for what you're looking for. In addition, on the left navigation you will also find a Resources section with links to the Job-a-matic site, the Job-a-matic blog, our nifty network logo, and publisher terms and conditions. In addition, (since we have a tendency to use jargon), this resources section includes a glossary of useful terms to learn and know (eCPM? Backfill?). If we use an ambiguous word that's not in the glossary already, comment on this blog post and we’ll add it in. This is an ever expanding lexicon of Job-a-matic-related terms!

We hope for the Publisher Help Center to become a resource and go-to place for anyone looking for more information about Simply Hired's publisher programs. Help awaits!

Multi-Language Job Search Box

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Hey folks, just wanted to make a clarification. In a previous post we highlighted that we have a job search box available to include on your site for English-language localized sites. However, this job search box is actually available in all countries in which we have a presence.

To add the job search box to your site, first begin at the localized Simply Hired site for the country you’d like to allow your users to search for jobs (we’re using Simply Hired Switzerland as an example). Click the link to “Add jobs to your site” and then follow the link for the “Job Search Box” in the left-side navigation under For Publishers.

On the job search box page, you will find two job search box options. One is a wider job search box, and the other is a stacked, narrower search box. Both will give visitors to your site access to millions of jobs in Simply Hired’s database.

To add a widget to your site, just copy and past the HTML code provided into your page. Quick and simple!

Multi-Language Job Search Widgets Now Available

We just launched multi-language widgets for all countries that Simply Hired has a presence in! Publishers who want to add job listings from any of our localized job search sites can now add customizable, contextual job widgets onto their own site. Not only will your users appreciate the relevant job listings alongside your content, but you can feel comfortable knowing that the widget can be customized to match the look and feel of your site.

You can adjust and add the multi-language widget to your site the same way as you would a contextual widget. First, navigate to the Simply Hired site for the country from which you would like to include job listings (in our example we’ll use Simply Hired Netherlands). Next, click the ‘Add jobs to your site’ link. Then, click the ‘Job Search Widget’ link.

Once on the widget page, you can adjust the job content displayed in the widget by entering your keywords and a location into the appropriate fields. You may also change the colors of the widget, including the outline, background and text colors, and can include a link to all jobs that match that query, as well as a search box for users to perform their own job search.

(Note: Links are translated from the localized language on each country’s site for the purpose of this post.)