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Marketing · TanyaPodcast Fix List
The podcast section is live. This is everything still to fix, in the order to do it, checked against the live site. Every code block has a copy button.
- Schema, accordion, headings and consent banner
- Copy-ready corrected code for each fix
- About 50 minutes end to end
The documents
Customer Success Story
The TLM Nexus story written in full, plus the nine-move template behind it, so the format can be copied for every other business unit.
- One finished story to copy from
- Copy-ready schema and plain text
- Canonical rules before publishing
Two items outstanding before it publishes. Both are in section 01.
Open the story →Getting Omegro Found by AI Search
The setup guide. Every change needed to make omegro.com readable and citable by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers, in the order to do them.
- Numbered, tick-as-you-go items
- Colour coded by who owns each one
- Copy-ready code blocks for Webflow
Omegro Podcast Hub
The website architecture and requirements for launching the podcast on omegro.com. Every page, CMS field and schema block, written to be built from directly.
- Webflow CMS collections and templates
- Copy-ready JSON-LD schema blocks
- Build sequence and pre-launch checklist
How to use this hub
Work straight off the page. The setup guide and the podcast spec have tickable checklists. Tick items as they land and the progress bars above update, so anyone can see at a glance where the work is up to.
The customer success story is a pattern, not a one-off. Build the rest of the stories to the same nine moves. The finished story is in section 02 and the template that produced it is in section 03, so you can read the example and the rule against each other.
Copy, don't retype. Every code block has a Copy button. Click it and paste straight into Webflow's custom code panel. Retyping schema by hand is how typos get shipped.
Nothing here is public. These pages are set to no-index, so they will not turn up in search results. Share the link with whoever needs it internally.
Questions are better than guesses. If an item is unclear, note the number and raise it rather than interpreting it. A five-minute question beats a rebuild.