What the "Your first week" card on Home is, what each of its four steps does, how a step gets ticked, and how to hide it.
A new account sees a card called Your first week at the top of Home. It has four short steps that take you from an empty account to a first real result: something published, and numbers that show how it did.

The bar at the top fills as you go, and the card shows how many days are left in your trial.
Each step is ticked by what really happened in your account, not by a click on the card. A network counts once it is connected and working. "Post it" counts once a post went out. "See what worked" counts the first time you open Analytics.
Press X on the card to hide it. A quiet link at the end of Home brings it back. The card also goes away by itself when all four steps are done, or when the trial period it is meant for is over.
Scroll to the end of Home and use the link that shows the first-week list again.
The step is ticked only when the connection works. If the channel shows "Reconnect" under Connections, reconnect it and the tick follows.
No. Do any of them in any order; each one is ticked on its own.
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