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Page (base)
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Main 4:5 photo on your page.
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Manage Galleries
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Reorder with ↑ ↓ · toggle shows/hides on the wall · dummy data, wire later
Manage Content
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Same format as Galleries · music yes · no Home flag
Manage Features
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Same format as Galleries · music yes · no Home flag
Manage Custom Gallery
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Same format as Galleries · writes Section = InkWear
Lead Book
Track · Note · Reorder
Calendar
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Schedule on a lead → it appears here. No events added directly (keeps one source for Make).
Settings
Where bookings go · Access
Your Plan · —
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How new booking requests from your public site are handled.
The code you enter to open this Command Center.
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Audio Library
Universal · shared by all artists · sample & manage
⚠ DO NOT ADD TRACKS FROM OUTSIDE PIXABAY. Get royalty-free tracks at pixabay.com/music, download, then upload here.
General Log
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Zach Yates
Tattoo Artist Artist — Golden Stag Tattoo, Kansas City, MO
Zach Yates began tattooing in 2011, apprenticing under the late Chris Schumann at Knob Town Ink in Kansas City. Those early years were built on fundamentals—respect for the craft, disciplined color theory, strong composition, and the belief that a tattoo should be made to last a lifetime. That foundation still guides every piece of work he creates.
After earning his license in April 2013, Zach continued sharpening his skills at Ink Parlor in Kansas City, working alongside Rachael Cross, Amy Bug, Logan Shackelford, and Tim Johnson. The fast-paced, walk-in environment pushed him to work efficiently, think on his feet, and deliver solid tattoos under pressure—lessons that shaped both his work ethic and confidence as an artist.
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