Second Ring examples
These worked examples use a small, conservative source set so the method stays easy to inspect. No private contact data appears here.
Public example
This larger molecule starts with Dennis and follows only attributable public pages across the people requested for the pilot. It demonstrates how public context can surface useful paths without exposing a private address book.
Local Service Spotlight
Public example
NaiL's official roster places George and Dennis on the same team page. Dennis's published case study then creates a two-source discovery path toward Marko.
AI Builder Spotlight
Public example
Marko appears as the subject of Dennis's public case study and as Dan's podcast guest. Dennis's official NaiL listing then creates a separate discovery route toward George.
HVAC Spotlight
Public example
Dan's own site documents Dennis as a mentor and publishes their conversation. The same site documents Dan's episode with Marko, creating two attributable professional contexts.
Pest Control Spotlight
Public example
Dylan's own entity home documents his Local Service Spotlight partnership with Dennis. Cam's first-party account then records the interviews and personal-brand build that connected the Spotlight and dunking communities.
AI Builder Spotlight
Public example
Cam's first-party pages document Dennis and Dylan's interviews and the agent-assisted build of Cam's personal-brand site at Align.
Athlete Spotlight
Public example
Dennis's first-party account says he has known Nathaniel for more than 20 years and that his team built Nathaniel's entity home.
Spotlight Network
Public example
Ethan's first-party podcast page features Dennis and records their Roofing Launch partnership. The artifact is clear even though current title copy still needs periodic review.
Roof Spotlight
Public example
Dennis's public speaking inventory records Freedom 2025, while Marko's entity home places the three operators in the same home-service conference context.
HVAC Spotlight
Each has a canonical spelling, first-party profile, relevant Spotlight vertical, and a source-linked public-context view. Private evidence belongs only inside the authenticated workspace. Portrait candidates are inventoried, but public nodes stay as initials until image reuse is approved.