# How to create x number of job listings in multiple cities on Linkedin

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**Introduction:** In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of creating x number of job listings in multiple cities on LinkedIn using Clickable. 

For marketing agencies, creating job listings for clients across multiple cities can be a daunting and time-consuming task. 

With Clickable's powerful features, agencies can create job listings on LinkedIn quickly and efficiently.

We'll cover everything from choosing the right job listing format and crafting compelling job descriptions to targeting the right audiences and optimizing your listings for maximum engagement. Whether you're a small agency or a large firm, Clickable can help you to make your job listing creation process more effective and you can deliver better results for your clients. 
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<figure><img src="/files/s1OH5UI3d39vGWcLWxHR" alt=""><figcaption><p>Job listings in multiple cities.</p></figcaption></figure>

## Step-by-step guide

1. Open or create a new Workspace by clicking the \[Create Workspace] button.
2. Click on prompt templates in the sidebar menu to the left. We will create two new prompt templates before going into the project.&#x20;
3. Click on \[Create prompt template] and name it, e.g. Job description generator. \
   Provider: GPT-3 and write a prompt: *Write a job description for the role of X, also include that the location of the job description is in the City of X.*\
   *Also include the Company name X.*

   *Maximum of 100 words.*
4. Start with creating a new project inside your Workspace. You can import your previous data through \[Datasources], or using Brandfetch, or add it manually into rows.

*In this example we will do it manually.*

5. Click on \[+ Column] and name it Company name, type text. Click save. Add the company name you are announcing the ad for. *E.g. Levain Bakery.*
6. Click on \[+ Column] and name it Job title, type text. Click save. Add the job title you are announcing the ad for. *E.g. Pastry Chef.*
7. Create another column and name it City, type text, start adding the cities the job listing should be available for. *E.g. Boston, New York, Philadelphia.*&#x20;
8. Create another column and name it Job description, type text. Click save. Right click on the column Job description and click on \[Edit prompt]. Click on the prompt template you just created called Job description generator and add the variables you would like the prompt to include when generating content. \
   \
   \&#xNAN;*E.g Write a job description for the role of **/Job title***\
   *also include that the location of the job description is in the City of **/City***\
   \&#xNAN;*Also include the Company name **/Company name***\
   \&#xNAN;*Maximum of 100 words.*
9. Click on Generate to see a preview and if you are happy with the result, click on save. If you are not happy with the result you can adjust the prompt to adjust your needs. Right click on your selected cell and click on \[Run prompt].
10. Add any other information that you would like to provide in your job listing and publish it to LinkedIn.


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