Does anyone know how to appear with snippet that says something like: Jobs 1-10 of 80 in the beginning of the description on Google? e.g. like on: https://www.google.co.za/#q=pickers+and+packers

[classifiedtech]

Does anyone know how to appear with snippet that says something like: Jobs 1-10 of 80 in the beginning of the description on Google? e.g. like on: https://www.google.co.za/#q=pickers+and+packers

Any markup that could be used to be listed like this. Why is some sites listed like this and some not. Why is the adzuna.co.za page listed with Results 1-10 while some other with Jobs 1-10 ?

[Everett]

If you haven't already found it, here is what you need to implement: Schema Markup for Job Posting.

[spencerhjustice]

Yep, it's definitely schema that Indeed is using to get that snippet. You'll see on http://www.indeed.co.za/Picker-Packer-jobs that the

for each row uses the itemtype="http://schema.org/JobPosting" property and the tags are using properties like itemprop="hiringOrganization".

Schema is a little confusing at first but it's actually fairly straightforward once you get it figured out.

For adzuna.com it looks like google might just be recognizing that it's a search results page and pulling the "Results 1-10 of 14" that's displayed on the page.

[GaryVictory]

Hey

It sounds like your talking about 'Schema Markup?' This post on KISSmetrics tells your exactly how to achieve schema mark up for your site.

I hope this helps you?

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/get-started-using-schema/