Lives in: Squarespace (the website) · the blog (for search) · Google Business Profile
(the local listing) · the live statement gallery (served from localDNS).
Go-live: publish the site, claim and fill in the Google listing; the gallery updates
itself from localDNS.
The storefront. It has exactly one job: move a stranger to the booking form (stage 03). A visitor should land, get the idea in ten seconds, see a real statement, and have one obvious next step. It wears the brand from stage 00 and never invents its own look.
| Where | Who it catches | Why it’s worth it |
|---|---|---|
| Google Business listing | The person typing “network help near me” at 9pm | The biggest free local-search lever there is, and most competitors don’t bother |
| The website (Squarespace) | Everyone — the brochure + the booking flow | Fast, low-fuss, easy to run; nothing fancy to break at 11pm |
| The blog | The “should I worry about my smart TV” searcher | Plain-language posts rank well and are ours to keep, unlike a locked platform |
| The statement gallery | Anyone who wants proof | The real artifact — scan-and-scroll on a phone, not a screenshot — served straight from localDNS |
Page-by-page CTAs are in site-map.md.
The site links to the live gallery at https://a777ance.github.io/localDNS/, which
updates on its own whenever the statements change. Never paste a screenshot of a statement
into the site: a picture loses the scan-and-scroll, and it drifts out of date the moment a
real one changes (LAUNCH-NOTES #2).