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# Website Page Drafts

These files are source drafts for the future Get Established On The Web website.

They are not a website build, theme, framework, or deployment setup. Keep them in plain Markdown, which is simple text with lightweight formatting, until the project has chosen a minimal publishing approach.

The website and repository should work together. The website explains the method, and the repository holds the source-of-truth files: plans, prompts, page drafts, open questions, reviews, and next tasks.

## Draft Pages

- `Home.md` - first-page message and project promise.
- `StartHere.md` - practical first steps for a new user.
- `HowItWorks.md` - the method from planning to publishing.
- `AIWorkflow.md` - how AI agents support the work.
- `AgentPermissions.md` - plain-language guide to agent permission prompts, sandbox boundaries, and safe approval habits.
- `GitHubWorkflow.md` - how GitHub acts as the source of truth.
- `Offers.md` - early service and product directions to refine later.
- `GoogleBusinessProfileBasics.md` - researched basics and official links for getting established with Google Business Profile.
- `YelpBasics.md` - researched basics and official links for getting established on Yelp.
- `About.md` - why the project exists and how the repository proves the method.

## Intended Visitor Flow

- New visitors should understand the promise on `Home.md`.
- Beginners should move to `StartHere.md`.
- Users evaluating the method should read `HowItWorks.md`, `AIWorkflow.md`, and `GitHubWorkflow.md`.
- Readers concerned about agent access should read `AgentPermissions.md`.
- People considering help or templates should review `Offers.md`.
- Local-business readers can use `GoogleBusinessProfileBasics.md` as an external-profile example.
- Local-business readers can use `YelpBasics.md` as an external-profile example.
- Readers who want the reason behind the project should read `About.md`.

## Link Intent

When these drafts become website pages, the first navigation path should be:

- `Home.md` to `StartHere.md`.
- `StartHere.md` to `HowItWorks.md`.
- `HowItWorks.md` to `AIWorkflow.md` and `GitHubWorkflow.md`.
- `AIWorkflow.md` to `AgentPermissions.md` when readers need plain-language permission and sandbox context.
- `Offers.md` from pages where users are ready to consider guided setup.
- `StartHere.md` or `HowItWorks.md` to `GoogleBusinessProfileBasics.md` when a local-business profile example is useful.
- `StartHere.md` or `HowItWorks.md` to `YelpBasics.md` when a local-business profile example is useful.
- `About.md` from the main navigation or footer.

Source-resource links can point to:

- `../../../Docs/Setup/UserSetupGuide.md` for the beginner setup path.
- `../../../Docs/Setup/AgentSandboxAndPermissions.md` for detailed sandbox and permissions guidance.
- `../../../Docs/Setup/TemplateGuidance.md` for copying the method.
- `../../../Docs/Prompts/UserDiscoveryPrompt.md` for the first discovery step.
- `../../../Docs/Project/OpenQuestions.md` for non-blocking decisions.

## Drafting Rules

- Keep the tone practical, credible, calm, and business-focused.
- Keep claims grounded in what the repository can demonstrate.
- Preserve the idea that this repository is built with the same method it teaches.
- Explain repository-specific terms when a beginner may not know them yet.
- Do not add framework-specific syntax unless the website approach has been chosen.
