The visual guide to the rebuild. Set a status on any card and this page remembers it — the “next up” strip always shows the three moves that matter.
A street photo she owns. Nothing else.
Her, on the Main Street platform, about five minutes. Phone is fine — polished is worse here.
Nothing.
Nothing. She has to actually mean it, because people will test it.
Source line is mandatory — BNSF timetable, effective date, pulled date. Re-verify the morning it posts.
Five minutes of her talking. The highest-value five minutes in the whole three weeks — it is the entire competency claim, in her own mouth.
Nothing. This post is what stops the first knowledgeable commenter from making the account look thin.
Nothing — we build the graphic. Compares towns on time, price and taxes only.
GATE — this post needs a film to exist. If there isn’t one yet, this week moves and the shoot goes first. Do not publish the promise without the proof.
Photos from a real shoot. No stock, no borrowed MLS images.
A listing. If there is no listing in week three, this becomes a second research reel and the film week slides.
Both destinations must exist and be staffed before this posts.
Captions are drafts written to her scripts — rewritten in her words after the voice session, approved by her before anything is scheduled. Photo rights verified first; every number re-checked the week it runs. We prepare and track; posting from her account is hers, or with her explicit OK.
Tap a card to mark it done. Row one changes on her profile, row two only she can supply, row three we apply for her.
Our side. The buyer page is what the launch actually waits on — the rest improves the machine; that one completes it.