See why a job is left out of a feed
Every feed applies its board's rules, then names each job it leaves out and why.

WP Job Manager XML feeds in the exact format Jooble, Adzuna, Careerjet, Talent.com and Jobrapido each read, updated as your jobs change.
WordPress 6.5+ · WP Job Manager · PHP 7.4+

Every feed applies its board's rules, then names each job it leaves out and why.

Dates, countries, job types and salaries, written the way each board asks.
<!-- /feed/jzjbf-adzuna/ -->
<jobs>
<job>
<title><![CDATA[Customer Support Specialist]]></title>
<url><![CDATA[https://northwind.example/job/customer-support-specialist/]]></url>
<location><![CDATA[Austin]]></location>
<country><![CDATA[US]]></country>
<remote>1</remote>
<salary_min>45000</salary_min>
<salary_max>45000</salary_max>
<salary_frequency>year</salary_frequency>
<salary_currency>USD</salary_currency>
<contract_time>full_time</contract_time>
<date>2026-09-25T14:46:51Z</date>
</job>
</jobs>Filled, expired, draft and password-protected jobs never go out.
Job types, categories, regions, tags and remote jobs.
Cached, rebuilt when a job changes, and at least hourly.
Indeed, LinkedIn and ZipRecruiter formats for account holders. Pro.
Remote, salary and address data corrected on every job page. Pro.
Each board's own tracking parameters on your job links. Pro.
The settings screen links each feed to the page where that board takes it, such as Jooble's partner form or Adzuna's contact form. Each board reviews new feeds itself.
With pretty permalinks, /feed/jzjbf-jooble/, /feed/jzjbf-adzuna/ and so on. The settings screen shows each exact address with a Copy button.
Open that feed's "Show which jobs and why" list. It names every job left out with the board's reason, such as a country the board does not serve or a description that is too short.
Indeed, LinkedIn and ZipRecruiter take XML feeds only from sites with an account manager, a partner agreement or an employer account. For sites that have one, Pro adds a feed in each of their formats.
Yes. That plugin uses /feed/jooble and this one uses /feed/jzjbf-jooble, so neither replaces the other.
No. A job leaves every feed as soon as it is filled, expires or passes its application closing date, even before WP Job Manager's hourly check runs.
The feed addresses stop answering, and boards drop the jobs on their next read. Your jobs are untouched.