Landing pages
Landing pages are everything on your careers site that isn't a job advert: what it's like to work here, your locations, your benefits, the graduate scheme. Each one is built on a Content page template — see Templates.
Create one
- Select Landing pages, then Create Landing Page.
- Choose the template it's built on.
- Fill in its content and address, and save.
A new page starts as a Draft, so nothing appears on your site until you publish it. The list shows each page's Template, Status, when it was Created and when it was last Updated.
Statuses
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Draft | Not on your site yet. |
| Published | Live, and candidates can reach it. |
| Archived | Taken down, kept for the record. |
| Default | The page served at your site's root. |
View on the site opens the live page, which is the only way to be sure of what a candidate sees.
Everyday work
Each row's menu offers Duplicate Page — the fastest way to make a second location page — and Delete page, which asks first and can't be undone.
If the list says No landing pages yet, your site is currently jobs and a job board with nothing around them. One good "life here" page is usually the highest return on an hour anywhere in this product.