Writing and Publishing a Web Page
- including short sentences
- writing “for the web”
Typographic Shortcuts
- + check the help section in the back office of your website, which is very comprehensive and detailed
Assigning Keywords to Web Pages
- including types of keywords
Landing Pages on Your Website
There are two types of landing pages:
- Pages with a specific selection of stays/projects (e.g., all stays involving horses)
- those you want to appear on the site menu
- those you want to share with others without displaying them on the site menu
- for example, you can share the URL with journalists,
- people requesting information,
- and anyone interested in registering.
- Pages focused on a specific topic (e.g., girls and science / high-end stays...):
- those you want to appear on the site menu
- those you want to share with others without displaying them on the site menu
- share the URL with networks where you circulate the information,
- journalists covering societal topics,
- and partners you wish to involve.
Creating these landing pages:
- Specific selection of stays (in this case, there is no need to create an article on the website)
- that you want to appear in the menu: Use the link for the section where the selection of stays is located
- if the section doesn’t exist, you can create an additional section and place in it all the stays you want to include
- that you do NOT want to appear in the menu to avoid overloading sections and confusing site visitors with too many options: you will create a keyword in the “Stays Group” keyword group to have additional landing pages whose URL can be shared by email or linked from a main article elsewhere on the site or any other site on the web (network referrals). Add this keyword to all stays you want to appear in this selection.
- In-depth Article
- that you want to appear on the site menu:
- Create an article on your topic in the “News,” “Introduction,” or “Good to Know” section, where you provide links to the selected stays along with text, photos, or videos.
- You may choose to display this article in the thematic menu (menu2) in addition to its presence in the full site structure (menu1).
- that you do NOT want to appear on the site menu:
- Create an article on your topic in the “Links” section (which does not appear in the menus)
- You can use the URL of this article to share it in your information campaigns.
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Distribution Process
- Publishing on Facebook
- Website newsletter

