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Personal welcome pages for people in PJ's network — one shipped HTML page per named human. The bring-a-gift outbound doctrine in shipped form. Instead of a generic "intro email," each person gets their own page on the open web — context, what SideGuy could do for them specifically, and a direct text line. Verified 2026-05-13.

⚡ Quick Answer · For Anyone Landing Here

This page indexes personal welcome pages — one per named human PJ has reached out to. If your name is below, the page is for you (no funnel, no opt-in, no Calendly).

If your name isn't here yet but should be, that just means we haven't shipped it. Text PJ direct and we'll add you.

The doctrine: outbound that brings a gift instead of asking for time. The page is the gift. The link in the message points to a real artifact, not a calendar.

by PJ Zonis · solo operator · Cardiff, CA · sideguysolutions.com

✅ Verified 2026-05-13 · Welcome pages compound one human at a time. New ones ship the day the conversation happens. · Want a welcome page? Text me

Personal welcome pages (shipped)

One page per named human. Each one is a real artifact on the open web — written for that person, not a templated mail-merge. Pages live in /welcome/.

— Welcome pages live now

👋 Welcome, Russ personal · context · operator-honest · text-first Russ's page — written specifically for Russ, with the SideGuy context that's relevant to him and a direct text line. Not a pitch deck. A welcome. → Open Russ's welcome page

What's coming to this hub

The welcome-page pattern compounds one human at a time — every meaningful conversation can earn its own URL. These pages are permanent, shareable, and easy to revisit.

— Build queue

More named humans as outbound conversations earn them — each gets a page the day the conversation happens, not a week later.

A reusable welcome-page generator so the time-from-conversation-to-shipped-page is measured in minutes, not hours.

If you should have a page on this list and don't yet — text PJ. The page is the gift; the gift gets shipped.

Adjacent SideGuy hubs

Welcome pages are personal, but they sit on top of an authority graph. The hubs below give the broader operator-honest context.

👤 People Hub — operator-honest citations + tributes to practitioners SideGuy reads 🌿 Why SideGuy — the operator-honest doctrine 🌐 Agentic Internet Hub — the substrate the work is built for 🔐 IAM Hub — identity stack coverage 🛡 Compliance Hub — SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · IAM forced rankings 🪙 Cyber Insurance Hub 📣 Marketing Automation Hub 🔗 SideGuy /links — the always-current bio link ⚙ FDE Service 🏠 SideGuy home

The bigger thing this hub is

Most outbound is hostile by default — generic pitch · ask for the calendar · zero gift. SideGuy welcome pages invert that: the page is the gift. Before a meeting is asked for, before a Calendly link is shared, the recipient gets a real artifact on the open web written specifically for them.

The doctrine: bring something, don't ask for something. A personal welcome page costs PJ a few minutes of compound-with-AI build time, and it gives the recipient something permanent — searchable, shareable, returnable to. It doesn't expire when an inbox archives it.

The welcome page IS the meeting — at least the first one. Read it, see what SideGuy is, see what the relevant intersection might be, then decide if a real conversation is worth either of our time. No funnel. No demo gate. Just a real human-to-human surface on the open web.

Share this index

If welcome pages as outbound feels right, share the pattern with another operator. The doctrine compounds when the format spreads.