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In the wild

Live on Pretty Smart Money.

Steph answers money questions out loud at pretty-smart.co — cream, terracotta, Archivo, and a disclaimer written for financial education. None of it looks like us, which is the point.

The ask page

Her /ask/ page is the widget, inline, wearing her brand — the recorder, the optional email and name, and the consent checkboxes, all in her cream and terracotta. A visitor never leaves her site and never sees ours.

The recording lands in her inbox transcribed; she answers from her studio; the pair publishes as an episode on her own pages.

Pretty Smart Money's hosted ask page: 'Ask Steph a question' with a terracotta Start recording button, an upload fallback, email and name fields, a typed location, and the never-pre-ticked voice consent checkbox above a terracotta Send button — all in her own brand.

The episodes

Each answer becomes a card like this — her colours, the split scrub bar showing the question's minutes and the answer's, chapter buttons that seek. The purple is that asker's accent; the terracotta is Steph's. Our red appears nowhere.

Episode pages carry both transcripts as schema.org Q&A markup, on her domain — her SEO earning from her answers.

A recreation of a Pretty Smart Money episode card in her own cream and terracotta palette.

Her address, not ours

The space started on a subdomain of ours and moved to her domain with one CNAME. Episodes, transcripts, the podcast feed and the sitemap all answer at pretty-smart.co — and if she ever leaves, the URLs are still hers.

Mockup of two addresses: the same episode moving from a subdomain of ours to the customer's own domain, where its transcript earns their search ranking.

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