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Salary changes to paid langing pages #4205

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https://trello.com/c/1hEfOnoc/6542-update-paid-advertising-landing-pages-to-mention-starting-salary

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The advertising team can’t promote the new £31k starting salary until after the consultation period - and their advertising schedules mean that they can’t start running ads with the new salary amount until the new year

We've added the new £31k to three pages, agreed with the advertising team.

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### Trello card

https://trello.com/c/1hEfOnoc/6542-update-paid-advertising-landing-pages-to-mention-starting-salary

### Context

The advertising team can’t promote the new £31k starting salary until after the consultation period - and their advertising schedules mean that they can’t start running ads with the new salary amount until the new year

We've added the new £31k to three pages, agreed with the advertising team.

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### Guidance to review
@github-actions github-actions bot added ruby Pull requests that update Ruby code content Content changes labels Sep 19, 2024
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
<div class="col col-full-content">
<%= render Content::PurpleBoxComponent.new(
heading: "Find out more about getting into teaching",
text: "Explore how you can get into teaching primary or secondary and find top tips on making a successful application.",
text: "Explore how you can get into teaching primary or secondary and find top tips on making a successful application. With a competitive starting salary of <%= v :salaries_starting_min %> (or higher in London), it pays to do what you love.
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Don't use <%= xxx %> (line 5) brackets inside of <%= xxx %> brackets (line 3). Try using the $form$ instead.

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updating variables formatting

@@ -7,7 +7,8 @@
checklist: [
"career progression ",
"personal development",
"opportunities to increase your pay"
"opportunities to increase your pay",
"a starting salary of $salaries_starting_min$ (or higher in London)",
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@Sarah-DfE I agree with your suggestion - these two bullets would probably make more sense the other way round, so starting salary is third (or maybe even first, if we are using a more linear order!) and increase pay is lower down that starting salary

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Looks good to me

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LGTM 👍

@Sarah-DfE Sarah-DfE merged commit aeeae9f into master Sep 30, 2024
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