# Growth Desk source note — 2026-08-09 family-and-founder relocation landing page

## Angle
A practical Greenwood family-and-founder relocation landing page: before considering incentives, build one trusted public doorway for remote workers, founders, business buyers and families that links verified school/business/economic-development sources and clearly labels local constraints.

## Direct HTTP checks performed
- Tulsa Remote — HTTP 200 — title: “Tulsa Remote | Make Tulsa Your New Headquarters and Home.” Used as an outside example of a packaged remote-worker relocation doorway, not as a recommendation that Greenwood copy Tulsa incentives.
- MakeMyMove — HTTP 200 — title: “Find your happy place. - MakeMyMove.” Meta description referred to places offering incentives, signing bonuses and networking opportunities. Used as an outside example of consolidated relocation offers and next steps.
- B.C. Prepare for Business Investment and Land Development — HTTP 200 — title: “Prepare for Business Investment and Land Development - Province of British Columbia.” Used for investment-readiness framing.
- B.C. Economic Development Services — HTTP 200 — title: “Economic Development Services - Province of British Columbia.” Used for diversification, business retention/expansion, investment attraction, sector development and partnership framing.
- Community Futures Boundary — HTTP 200 — title: “Welcome - Community Futures Boundary.” Meta description said it provides financing, coaching, workshops, self-employment services and economic development services to businesses in the Boundary region.
- School District 51 Boundary homepage — HTTP 200 — title: “School District 51 – Boundary – School District No. 51 Boundary welcomes families and students to our School District.”
- School District 51 “Our Schools” page — HTTP 200 — listed Greenwood Elementary School at `https://ges.sd51.bc.ca/`.
- Greenwood Elementary School — HTTP 200 — title: “Greenwood Elementary School | Greenwood Elementary School.” Used only to confirm an official school-source link, not capacity/program details.
- WelcomeBC — HTTP 200 — title: “WelcomeBC - Immigration, moving to and working in BC - WelcomeBC.” Used as a provincial moving/working-in-B.C. doorway.
- City of Greenwood — DNS resolution failed from the crawler/browser during this run (`Could not resolve host: www.greenwoodcity.com` / `ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED`), so the article avoids relying on current municipal-page details.
- Old guessed Greenwood Elementary path under sd51 root returned HTTP 404; corrected to `https://ges.sd51.bc.ca/` from the official SD51 schools page.

## Editorial cautions
- Published as a proposal/readiness brief, not an official City campaign or proof that Greenwood offers incentives.
- Do not promise cheap housing, school capacity, child care, health care, internet, permits, zoning, incentives or municipal service levels without current responsible-source confirmation.
- Treat outside relocation programs as case studies in clarity and packaging, not a direct incentive template for Greenwood.

## Human follow-up needed
Confirmed City contact links, current school and child-care contacts, internet/provider notes, commercial-space leads, business-licence/zoning contact, businesses willing to meet founder prospects, newcomer interviews, reusable local photos and the local questions people most often ask before moving to Greenwood.