Hey there, and thanks for your comment.

I offer a full course on this at the following URL: https://rich-snippets.io/structured-data-training-course/ Images currently only work for product markup, not for standard blog posts.

Greetings F

Hey there, and thanks for your message. I hope you’re doing well today.

Has been answered several times: What schema markup is supported?.

Any way to import from schema press?

No, sorry. There is no such importer available right now.

Ok, bought it now. Which schema should I select for hosting services? Is it same as product?

Hey Marc, and thanks for your message. I hope you’re doing well today.

SNIP supports every schema that is listed on schema.org. So yes, JobPosting is supported, too.

Some links that maybe helpful:

Hope that helps

Greetings, F

For the Job posting I created JSON-LD via https://technicalseo.com/tools/schema-markup-generator/. Now I try to import the created code via the import in the SNIP plugin (JobPosting (with manual overridable properties)), but I get an error ‘Please enter JSON encoded text into the textarea field’.

How can I solve this?

Hey there, Please enter plain JSON code. The tool you’re linking to outputs HTML-Code, too. Remove that.

Greetings, F

{ ”@context”: “https://schema.org/”, ”@type”: “JobPosting”, “title”: “Steigeroperator bij Shell Pernis”, “description”: “Je komt te werken op de terminal van Shell in Pernis. Hier wordt ruwe aardolie verwerkt tot bruikbare producten zoals benzine, kerosine, diesel en grondstoffen voor de chemische industrie. Shell is een internationale speler waar je de kans krijgt om je verder te ontwikkelen. Je wordt onderdeel van een hecht en inclusief team. Je gaat werken in de 5-ploegendienst in een 2-2-2 rooster.”, “identifier”: { ”@type”: “PropertyValue”, “name”: “Oil Movement Services”, “value”: “snip-5d88bec866dd9” }, “hiringOrganization” : { ”@type”: “Organization”, “name”: “Oil Movement Services”, “sameAs”: “https://operatorbijshell.nl/”, “logo”: “https://oms.nl/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/logo.png” }, “industry”: “Uitzendbureau”, “employmentType”: “FULL_TIME”, “workHours”: “5-ploegendienst, 2-2-2 rooster”, “datePosted”: “2022-12-01”, “validThrough”: “2023-01-31”, “jobLocation”: { ”@type”: “Place”, “address”: { ”@type”: “PostalAddress”, “streetAddress”: “Montrealweg 90”, “addressLocality”: “BOTLEK ROTTERDAM”, “postalCode”: “3197 KH”, “addressCountry”: “NL” } }, “baseSalary”: { ”@type”: “MonetaryAmount”, “currency”: “EUR”, “value”: { ”@type”: “QuantitativeValue”, “minValue”: 2600, “maxValue”: 3500, “unitText”: “MONTH” } }, “responsibilities”: “Het laden en lossen van zeeschepen en lichters. Samen met je collega ben je tijdens je dienst verantwoordelijk voor de op- en overslag van olieproducten. Als teamplayer vind jij het belangrijk om veilig te werk te gaan. Daarnaast beschik je over goede communicatieve vaardigheden en draag jij je werk aan het einde van je dienst netjes over aan je collega’s.”, “skills”: “Je bent in het bezit van een Vapro A of B diploma Je hebt een geldig VCA certificaat of bent bereid deze te behalen Je bent inzetbaar in de 5-ploegen Interesse in Techniek en/of Scheepvaart Je beheerst de Nederlandse taal en bezit een rijbewijs Je stelt veiligheid voorop”, “qualifications”: “Vapro A of B diploma VCA certificaat” }

I only use this code so without the <script> part … but it’s still not working

Hey there, I’ve just imported your above code and it works for me. However I had to search&replace all your “ and “ as they’re wrong. Because I can see that your linked tool outputs correct JSON code (with correct quotation marks) I guess that you’re copy and pasting your code into a document that transforms that quotes. So you shouldn’t do that.

Greetings

I copy the code straight from the website into the SNIP plugin and don’t use any other software.

If these “XXX” quotation marks aren’t right which ones should I use to be able to import the code in the SNIP plugin? Can you send me the right to that I can import straight away?

Thanks, Marc

I still can’t import the code

I use this https://www.evernote.com/l/AAQc46SDMdtGx5fCLlC8mjXtM5YzGrXtgu4

Sorry to bother you, but I’m a bit of a structured data rookie

No worries, my friend I’m sure we can get that sorted.

The code on the screenshot looks good to me (no quotation mark issues as far as I can see). And you still get an error that it cannot be imported? What’s the exact error message?

Hm… weird. Unfortunately I cannot reproduce this locally. For me the code seems to be okay. Even your code above works (when I replace the quotes with the right ones).

when I replace the quotes with the right ones … which quotes are the right quotes to use?

Those: "

Maybe you can try to include the same data into this tool and check what’s wrong: http://json.parser.online.fr

Using that tool I get an error ‘SyntaxError: Bad control character in string literal in JSON at position 1551’

This solved the problem ….

{ ”@context”: “https://schema.org/”, ”@type”: “JobPosting”, “title”: “Steigeroperator bij Shell Pernis”, “description”: “Je komt te werken op de terminal van Shell in Pernis. Hier wordt ruwe aardolie verwerkt tot bruikbare producten zoals benzine, kerosine, diesel en grondstoffen voor de chemische industrie. Shell is een internationale speler waar je de kans krijgt om je verder te ontwikkelen. Je wordt onderdeel van een hecht en inclusief team. Je gaat werken in de 5-ploegendienst in een 2-2-2 rooster.”, “identifier”: { ”@type”: “PropertyValue”, “name”: “Oil Movement Services”, “value”: “snip-5d88bec866dd9” }, “hiringOrganization”: { ”@type”: “Organization”, “name”: “Oil Movement Services”, “sameAs”: “https://operatorbijshell.nl/”, “logo”: “https://oms.nl/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/logo.png” }, “industry”: “Uitzendbureau”, “employmentType”: “FULL_TIME”, “workHours”: “5-ploegendienst, 2-2-2 rooster”, “datePosted”: “2022-12-01”, “validThrough”: “2023-01-31”, “jobLocation”: { ”@type”: “Place”, “address”: { ”@type”: “PostalAddress”, “streetAddress”: “Montrealweg 90”, “addressLocality”: “BOTLEK ROTTERDAM”, “postalCode”: “3197 KH”, “addressCountry”: “NL” } }, “baseSalary”: { ”@type”: “MonetaryAmount”, “currency”: “EUR”, “value”: { ”@type”: “QuantitativeValue”, “minValue”: 2600, “maxValue”: 3500, “unitText”: “MONTH” } }, “responsibilities”: “Het laden en lossen van zeeschepen en lichters. Samen met je collega ben je tijdens je dienst verantwoordelijk voor de op – en overslag van olieproducten. Als teamplayer vind jij het belangrijk om veilig te werk te gaan. Daarnaast beschik je over goede communicatieve vaardigheden en draag jij je werk aan het einde van je dienst netjes over aan je collega’ s.”, “skills”: “Je bent in het bezit van een Vapro A of B diploma\nJe hebt een geldig VCA certificaat of bent bereid deze te behalen\nJe bent inzetbaar in de 5 – ploegen\nInteresse in Techniek en / of Scheepvaart\nJe beheerst de Nederlandse taal en bezit een rijbewijs\nJe stelt veiligheid voorop ”, “qualifications”: “Vapro A of B diploma\nVCA certificaat” }

, but now I get the following notification ‘Cookie controle mislukt’ > ‘Cookie control is not correct’

Hey there,

very strange errors you get that I never got (and heard) before

“Cookie control is not correct” is not an error message from my plugin. So maybe you have another issue with any other plugins?

By the way: What was the actual character that caused the JSON+LD problems?

I used this JSON validator: https://jsonlint.com/ It showed me the lines end without being escaped. So when I used \n at the end of the lines it worked. I made a little step now because the importing seemed to work, but I get this nasty error. When I search for the Dutch error ‘Cookie controle mislukt’ it seems the error in English is ‘cookie_invalid_nonce’

The cooke caching problem was caused by WP Rocket. Deactivating the plugin solved the issue

Importing works but now I get these results ;(

Oh, good to hear that you finally got it sorted. About the errors: Googles tool tells you what field are missing. So for you it’s datedPosted, hiringOrganization, etc.

I would suggest to just imported the example from here: https://rich-snippets.io/snips/jobposting/

It’s pre-built and you can overwrite the fields as needed in each post that you’ve selected.

If I don’t use these fields (datedPosted, hiringOrganization, etc.) won’t Google show my job posting?

Thanks very much wpbuddy for all your support.

I believe all fields are in the code that I use now, except for the fields: - Education requirements - Experience requirements

But still when I’m testing my webpage: https://operatorbijshell.nl in https://search.google.com/test/rich-results/result then Google says a lot of fields are missing that I do have implemented in my JobPosting code.

Can there be a problem with Yoast SEO or … ?

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