In this chapter…
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✅ 2.1.4 – Understanding the routes dashboard
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When you log in to the Scenic Listings Manager and go to “Routes” you’ll be presented with the routes dashboard. A page showing you your listings that are published with options to do more.
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✅ 2.1.5 – What is a “Route Listing Pod”?
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Throughout the Scenic website you’ll see something that we call the Route Listing Pod – it’s the block that shows an individual bus, coach or rail route.
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✅ 2.1.6 – Getting to know the Route Editor
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This is the hub for all the information relating to a specific bus, coach or rail route listing in the Scenic Listing Manager.
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✅ 2.2.1 – How to add a new route to Scenic
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So you want to add a new scheduled bus, coach or rail route to Scenic. It’s pretty easy but there are a few steps to it.
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✅ 2.3.1 – How to add or edit the listing’s route number or brand name
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You define the route number or brand name when you’re creating a new route. You can edit the route number or brand name at any time.
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✅2.6.x – Update places served descriptions
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Another very simple set of fields to update – but very important and useful for explaining where a route runs to.
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✅ 2.8.x – Location tags – what are they and why are they important?
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This is amongst the most important content on the route pages – telling the user where the route goes, what they can see along the way, which places they can expect to visit and a few fun ideas for things to do too.
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✅ 2.7.1 – An introduction to tickets on Scenic
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Explaining fares & tickets to your audience is very important. Here at Scenic we want to break down the barriers to passengers travelling, and explaining which tickets offer the best value is a key way to do this.
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✅2.7.2 – Managing concessionary pass acceptance
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A large proportion of the visitors to the Scenic website are OAPs with a free bus pass. We often get asked whether certain services accept free bus passes and have created tools to allow operators to show this on their listings.
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