rodandstaffmedia.com · Option A, the signpost

Three frames. Pick one with your eyes.

Same kit on all three (bright studio: off-white, midnight ink, one ember action, Lora and Outfit). Same words, mostly. What changes is the story the front door leads with. Open each on your phone, then tell me the number.

What you decided tonight, built in: no services, no forms, email only, a very small door to the films, no business names yet. Nothing here is live.

One city, every road signed

Where the roads stand today.

You said it: the pieces exist but they aren't formally linked and they don't tell one story. Here's each road, honestly, as of tonight.

The proposed rule

Every road carries the same three links (the site, LinkedIn, email) and the same one-line bio, in the same words. The site points out to each of them; each of them points home. When a word changes, it changes everywhere the same day.

Three things I still need from you

  1. The words. The copy on the frames is a draft under your constitution. Sign it or redline it; it's the same words that go on LinkedIn.
  2. Naming the friend's tree service. Frame 3 shows the site's picture but keeps the caption to "a friend's tree service," the Build Log precedent. Say if Ryan's OK with the name, or keep it unnamed.
  3. The Facebook page link, so the footer can carry it.