How to create a business website with AI: from brief to launch

Write a short brief, use an AI builder to generate a first draft, then replace the generic copy and images with your own. Add your booking or contact method, test it on a phone, connect your domain and Google Business Profile, and launch. The AI saves the blank-page stage; the work that makes the site sell is still yours.

The process

1. 1Write the briefWhat you sell, who for, where, your prices or starting prices, and the one action you want visitors to take.
2. 2Generate a draftGive the brief to the builder. Pick the draft with the clearest structure, not the prettiest colours.
3. 3Fix the pagesHome, one page per main service, about, contact. Remove pages you do not need.
4. 4Rewrite the copyReplace every generic sentence with something specific to you: suburbs, turnaround, guarantees, real reviews.
5. 5Add real photosYour work, your team, your premises. Stock images are a last resort.
6. 6Connect the essentialsBooking or enquiry form, phone, email, maps, analytics.
7. 7Test and launchCheck every page on a phone, submit your own form, connect the domain.

What to put on the home page

• A headline that says what you do and where.
• The main action, such as book or get a quote, visible straight away.
• Three reasons to choose you, with evidence.
• Reviews or results.
• Contact details and service area.

After launch

Update your Google Business Profile with the new site, ask a few customers for reviews, and check enquiries for the first month. If people visit but do not enquire, the page is unclear or the action is hard to find.

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