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Search Multiple Titles

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jaydin opened this issue
a month ago

Hey,

Is it possibl to input multiple job titles to query? If so, how?

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Dear @jaydin,

Thank you for your feedback and your question!

To answer: yes, you can search for multiple job titles at once using Option 2: 🔗 Using URLs instead of search query 🔗. Simply add each desired Indeed search URL into the "urls" array—each URL can represent a different job title, location, or any custom search.


Example Input for Multiple Job Titles

{
"urls": [
"https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=nurse&l=new+york&sort=date&fromage=14&salaryType=%24125%2C000%2B&radius=100&sc=0bf%3Aexrec%28%29%3B",
"https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=developer&l=new+york&sort=date&fromage=14&salaryType=%24125%2C000%2B&radius=100&sc=0bf%3Aexrec%28%29%3B",
"https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=engineer&l=new+york&sort=date&fromage=14&salaryType=%24125%2C000%2B&radius=100&sc=0bf%3Aexrec%28%29%3B",
"https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=designer&l=new+york&sort=date&fromage=14&salaryType=%24125%2C000%2B&radius=100&sc=0bf%3Aexrec%28%29%3B",
"https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=accountant&l=new+york&sort=date&fromage=14&salaryType=%24125%2C000%2B&radius=100&sc=0bf%3Aexrec%28%29%3B"
// ...and add as many URLs/titles as you need!
],
"maxRowsPerUrl": 333
}

Note:

At this time, it’s not possible to input multiple job titles directly using Option 1 (Traditional search query & filters)—the "query" parameter only accepts a single string.

If you need support for multiple queries with Option 1, just let us know! We’re happy to consider adding this feature ASAP.


If you have any other questions, ideas, or requests, feel free to reach out.

Thanks again for your suggestion! – Borderline Team

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Hi @jaydin,

We’re closing this issue as we haven’t heard back from you.

If you have any further questions, need assistance, or would like to follow up, please feel free to reply here or open a new issue at any time!

Thanks again for your interest and feedback.

Best regards,
The Borderline Team