1. Start From The Intro-Safe Public Asset
Begin only after the warm-intro proof already has a safe public
shape: one trust line, one proof block, one library unit, or one
bounded public story decision.
Open Partner Intro Public Story Boundary
Open Partner Intro Public Proof Page
2. Confirm Why It Needs To Widen
Some assets should help one public trust page, some should sit in
a reusable slot, and some should move into the broader proof
system only because the same pattern now matters outside one intro lane.
Open Partner Intro Public Trust Page
Open Partner Intro Public Proof Board
3. Keep The Smallest Reusable Unit
Promote the smallest public-safe proof unit that still travels:
one anonymous line, one brandless card, one quote-led block, or
one redacted detail. Do not widen the asset just because the audience is wider.
4. Choose Between Intro-Specific Public Pages And The Broader Proof Board
If the asset still depends on the warm-intro context, keep it in
the intro-specific public proof layer. If it now supports a
wider pattern without that context, route it into the broader proof board.
Open Partner Intro Public Proof Page
Open Partner Intro Public Proof Board
Open Partner Public Proof
5. Freeze What Does Not Widen
Buyer identity, screenshots, margins, internal delivery steps,
payout logic, and the private relationship map do not become more
public just because the proof unit changes pages.
Open Partner Intro Public Trust Page
6. Split Case Study Escalation Separately
If the asset feels too small for the next public sales moment,
route into the case-study boundary as a separate publication
decision instead of treating broader proof as permission for a full story.
Open Partner Intro Public Story Boundary
Open Partner Intro Public Case Study Page
Open Partner Intro Public Case Study Router