Find jobs by profession and location with topic pages
Jobmaps expands multiposting with two industry boards: ictjobs.ch and medienjobs.ch. More topical reach per listing in ICT and media.
At a glance
Several hundred topic pages each combine one profession with one location, for example HR jobs in Solothurn
Every page shows current job listings, top employers and key figures for the local job market
Listings on Jobmaps appear automatically on matching topic pages, at no extra effort and no extra cost
Jobmaps introduces topic pages: compact overviews of the job market for one profession in one location. The pages are discoverable via Google and lead job seekers straight to matching listings. Employers gain visibility without lifting a finger.
What do the topic pages show?
Each topic page on Jobmaps bundles the job market for one profession in one location, for example HR jobs in Solothurn. It shows current job listings, the region's largest employers and key figures on sectors, employment type, work model and career levels. A short introduction describes typical tasks and requirements of the profession.
At the bottom of every page, related topic pages link to the same profession in other locations. The "Show more & filter" button opens the job search with the filters already set.
How do job seekers find the right page?
The most common path is Google: searching for a combination like "HR jobs Solothurn" leads directly to the matching topic page. All pages follow the same address pattern, such as jobmaps.ch/en/hr-jobs-in-solothurn, and link to each other.
From a topic page, the job search is one click away. Results can now also be filtered by employment type, work model and career level, the same criteria that structure the key figures on the topic pages. Only combinations with enough current listings get a page, so every page offers real value.
What do topic pages offer employers?
More visibility at no extra effort. A job listing on Jobmaps automatically appears on the topic pages matching its profession and location, and is therefore also found via Google searches. Companies with several openings in a region are additionally listed as top employers on the page.
Posting jobs on Jobmaps is free: jobmaps.ch/en/post-jobs-free
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the topic pages located?
All topic pages follow the address pattern jobmaps.ch/en/profession-jobs-in-location, for example jobmaps.ch/en/hr-jobs-in-solothurn. They appear in Google search results and link to related topic pages at the bottom.
Which information does a topic page show?
Current job listings, the region's largest employers and key figures on sectors, employment type, work model and career levels, plus a short introduction to the profession with typical tasks and requirements.
How does a listing get onto a topic page?
Automatically. If a listing matches the profession and location of a topic page, it appears there without any action by the employer and at no extra cost.
Which combinations have a topic page?
Jobmaps maintains several hundred combinations of profession and location. A page only appears when enough current listings exist, so every page offers real value to job seekers.
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