Website path Content
Write the words
Real copy replacing every placeholder.
Example brief
A local bike repair shop needs a headline, a clear offer and a button that says what happens next.
An example. Use your own idea next.
Steps
- Collect real facts: services, prices, hours, area and how to book.
- Paste the facts into the prompt and say 'use only these facts'.
- Ask for a headline that says who it is for and what they get, and a button that says what happens next.
- Read every sentence; replace anything vague or invented.
What you will learn
- Value proposition
- One sentence that says who it is for and what they get. Put it in the h1 or the line right under it.
- Call to action
- A button or link that names the next step ('Order a cake by email'), not 'Click here'.
- Specific copy
- Facts beat adjectives: hours, prices, location, what is included. Supply them; do not let the model invent them.
A sample prompt
Build a one-page site for Spoke and Chain Bike Repair. Use only these facts: same-day repairs, tune-ups and flat fixes, open Tuesday to Saturday, in the town center. The headline says who it is for and what they get. Short sentences. End with a button that says 'Book a repair'.
Write yours first, then compare.
To complete it
Pass all 8 checks on one version, then accept.
More in the website path
- Your first page Clear, specific prompt
- Say what you mean Audience, tone, constraints
- Fix one thing Targeted edits
- Structure the page Sections and headings
- Look the part Color, type, spacing
- Make it work on a phone Responsive checks
- Check the AI's work Spot errors and made-up facts
- Go live Publish to a free subdomain
- Get your own name Connect a custom domain
- Be findable Title, description, headings, sitemap
- Measure and improve Search Console basics
Last reviewed 2026-11-05 · version 1