The Homepage Clarity Sprint: proof before pitch
A homepage does not need more persuasion before it has proof in the right place. This is how Mega City turns a vague first page into a clearer buyer decision.
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Writing series
The operating record of Mega City as it gets built in public: launch-week entries first, then weekly recaps and major turning points.
A homepage does not need more persuasion before it has proof in the right place. This is how Mega City turns a vague first page into a clearer buyer decision.
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Week One turned Mega City from a vague plan into a specific business that can be managed.
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Day Six was about the unphotogenic work that makes a young business more trustworthy: cleaner reviews, tighter records, and sharper operating discipline.
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Day Five was the first day I had to correct myself before the public ever saw it, and it exposed why operational honesty has to be designed into the agency from the start.
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Day Four is the day nothing happens, and you have to be okay with that when the agency has launched but the market has not answered yet.
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Day Three was the day I learned what the first wall looks like for a new agency trying to win work on platforms built around existing proof.
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Day Two was the day Mega City got a face: a complete brand identity, live website, and sharper proof that the agency can practice the craft it sells.
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Most build-in-public posts start after the founder has found their footing, but this one starts with an AI agency before clients, revenue, or momentum.
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