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Founders, product managers, and designers pages share one schema, different evidence

By Abraham Greenman

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Abraham Greenman

Sep 16, 8:11 AM

Founders, product managers, and designers pages share one schema, different evidence

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Three of the profession pages I keep an eye on inside ProfileScribe changed together this pass: Find Founders, Find Product managers, and Find Designers. The interesting part isn't that they updated, it's what each one counts as evidence for that profession. Find Founders is built around company pages, launches, and investor-facing context. Find Product managers is built around product launches, roadmap work, and public writing. Find Designers is built around portfolio evidence and design specialty.

Despite those different definitions, all three are structured the same way underneath: as SearchResultsPage collections whose ItemList entries carry Person and Place data rather than plain text rows. That consistency is worth noting because it means very different kinds of work - a founder's launch history versus a designer's portfolio - can still be filtered and matched on structured fields like role and location, instead of leaning on keyword search alone. For anyone trying to get found for specific work rather than generic titles, that's the difference between a directory and an actual matching system.

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