JobPosting schema present but no /jobs.xml or RSS feed for AI aggregators
This check looks for a structured feed of your open roles, such as a /jobs.xml file or an RSS feed (a standard format that lets other sites and tools pull your content automatically), aimed at AI job aggregators. Your JobPosting schema is present, but no such feed was found. Indeed's AI search, LinkedIn's AI matching, and Google JobSearch all prefer structured feeds because they're far more efficient to crawl than scanning a page. Applicant tracking systems (ATSes) that don't expose a feed lose visibility in 2026's AI job aggregators, meaning fewer candidates ever see the role in the first place. Your developer should publish /jobs.xml or /careers/feed in RSS or JSON Feed format. Most modern ATSes, including Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby, already generate this feed, so the job is usually just surfacing the URL and adding a <link rel='alternate'> tag to your page's <head>. Budget one to two hours.
Why this matters
Indeed's AI search, LinkedIn's AI matching, and Google JobSearch all prefer structured feeds because they're far more efficient to crawl than scanning a page. Applicant tracking systems (ATSes) that don't expose a feed lose visibility in 2026's AI job aggregators, meaning fewer candidates ever see the role in the first place.
How to fix it
Your developer should publish /jobs.xml or /careers/feed in RSS or JSON Feed format. Most modern ATSes, including Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby, already generate this feed, so the job is usually just surfacing the URL and adding a <link rel='alternate'> tag to your page's <head>. Budget one to two hours.