In this chapter…
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✅ 1.1.1 – How do I get started?
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We’ve made signing up pretty simple – just answer these questions to find out what type of account you need.
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✅ 1.1.2 – Get assigned to an organisation
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After you’ve registered for your account on the Scenic website, you need to get assigned to an organisation before you can begin add new listings or editing existing listings on the website.
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✅ 1.1.3 – Choose your subscription level
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This guides you through which type of account you’ll need for the type of experience you’re looking for with Scenic.
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✅ 1.1.4 – Add or edit listings
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Once you have completed the stages listed below you’re able to get started with editing and adding listings.
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✅ 1.2.1 – How to close your Scenic account
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You are welcome to close your account with Scenic at any time you wish. How you close your account depends on which type of account you have with us.
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✅ 1.3.1 – Understanding the dashboard
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We’ve designed the Scenic dashboard to be easy to use and understand. When you log in to the Scenic website you’ll see a “Your account” tab in the main navigation.
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✅ 1.3.2 – Why are we showing adverts in the Scenic Listings Manager?
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To enable us to continue providing free editing tools to operators, destinations and attractions, we need to generate some advert revenue.
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✅ 2.1.1 – Quick guide to first timers
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If this is your first time adding or editing routes on the Scenic Listings Manager, this helpful guide will take you through the most useful docs to help you.
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✅ 2.1.2 – What are “routes”?
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Routes are at the core of what we promote on the Scenic website – we list several types of routes on Scenic: Bus, coach and rail.
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✅ 2.1.3 – What is the difference between draft and published routes?
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On the Scenic Listings Manager you’ll see “Draft” and “Published” routes. This page breaks down the difference between the two types.
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