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Easiest Way to Build Professional Websites Using AI — Transcript

by The AI Advantage · 1,058 words · 145 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00So, there's a lot of ways to build a
  2. 0:01website out there, but this one has to
  3. 0:03be the simplest. Go from short prompts
  4. 0:05to fully built and hosted websites in
  5. 0:08around a minute, maybe two. And let me
  6. 0:10tell you, I tried so many of these tools
  7. 0:12that claim to do this, but this one just
  8. 0:15works. And when I see that, I love to
  9. 0:16share those on a channel. So, we'll get
  10. 0:18right into this free step process, but
  11. 0:19before we do that, I just want to point
  12. 0:21out that 10Web did reach out to sponsor
  13. 0:23this video. And after trying this, this
  14. 0:25was a really easy call. So, let me show
  15. 0:26you the free step process, and in this
  16. 0:28case, we'll be building something that
  17. 0:30have procrastinated for way too long. A
  18. 0:32personal website for myself. In this day
  19. 0:34and age, everybody should have one. So,
  20. 0:35let's get into building a native
  21. 0:36WordPress site here for me, and you can
  22. 0:38do the same for yourself or any one of
  23. 0:40your projects. Step one, I briefly
  24. 0:42describe what I plan to do here. I'll
  25. 0:44give it my name, Igor Pogany, and then
  26. 0:46continue by saying what I do. Click
  27. 0:48generate and let the website builder
  28. 0:50figure out what I need here. So, while
  29. 0:52this generates, which should only take a
  30. 0:53few seconds, I want to highlight that,
  31. 0:55yeah, you could do this with other AI
  32. 0:57tools, but you'll probably get a result
  33. 0:58that is like, maybe 70% of the way
  34. 1:01there. This differs. Ah, and this screen
  35. 1:03right here shows you why, because it
  36. 1:05starts with a website structure rather
  37. 1:07than just giving you the full thing. So,
  38. 1:08I could go in here and remove some
  39. 1:10things, like resources and success
  40. 1:12stories. Matter of fact, for my simple
  41. 1:14website here, I don't even need any of
  42. 1:16these sub pages. All I want here in the
  43. 1:18end is a contact form. I can just add
  44. 1:20that as so, and we're ready to go. I
  45. 1:22have the structure I need here. And
  46. 1:24that's it for the setup part. So, now
  47. 1:25the builder is going to do its magic,
  48. 1:27set up a brand new WordPress website,
  49. 1:29and we're ready to move to phase two,
  50. 1:30all on the free plan here. And there is
  51. 1:32my first draft with the structure that I
  52. 1:34agreed on. And now we have the
  53. 1:35opportunity to edit this. So, on my
  54. 1:37company website in the about section, I
  55. 1:39already have some details about me and
  56. 1:40my story. So, I'll just throw all that
  57. 1:42in here.
  58. 1:45All right, and it updated it. So, here's
  59. 1:47a few features that actually stood out
  60. 1:48to me. So, first of all, you have this
  61. 1:49select to edit feature. So, rather than
  62. 1:51describing it, you can just click a
  63. 1:53button, delete that. If I want to add a
  64. 1:55functionality to this button, well, I
  65. 1:56can do the same thing. And if you ever
  66. 1:58make some changes and want to just go
  67. 1:59back a step, it's really simple. You
  68. 2:01just go to one of the previews, or you
  69. 2:03go into the version history. And this is
  70. 2:05so important when you're using AI tools
  71. 2:06to create stuff. Makes experimenting
  72. 2:08really easy. For history like this,
  73. 2:10there's no risk to doing that. Okay, so
  74. 2:12let's say I like the content, but I
  75. 2:13disagree with the style. I can just say
  76. 2:15that. Make the design more minimalistic
  77. 2:17with a brutalist style. This is
  78. 2:18something I would prefer for my website.
  79. 2:20Might differ for you, of course. A few
  80. 2:22moments later. Okay, that looks so much
  81. 2:24better. So, that's how you edit things
  82. 2:26and go back. Let's say we like what we
  83. 2:27see here, and I could always keep
  84. 2:29iterating, but I just want to have this
  85. 2:30online already. All I need to do for
  86. 2:31that is click publish. Yeah, that's it.
  87. 2:34It's live. I could get a free custom
  88. 2:36domain or connect one that I already
  89. 2:38have, or just use the one that it gives
  90. 2:39me. To get a free domain, I do need a
  91. 2:41paid plan, though. Everything else up
  92. 2:42until now was free. And just as a side
  93. 2:44note, this does include hosting, SSL,
  94. 2:47CDN, and backups. If you don't know what
  95. 2:49that means, don't worry about it. You
  96. 2:51need those things, and it's all
  97. 2:52included. And then, as I mentioned, this
  98. 2:54is a WordPress website, which is like
  99. 2:56the industry standard for blogging
  100. 2:58websites. And that means you can also
  101. 3:00access this through your WordPress
  102. 3:01dashboard. If you just click this
  103. 3:02button, you can see that there's some
  104. 3:03blog posts here already, and I can do
  105. 3:05anything else like adding media or new
  106. 3:08pages that are all editable with this
  107. 3:10builder. Oh, and if you really want to
  108. 3:12go in and make some edits, they give you
  109. 3:13the code editor, which is something many
  110. 3:15of these sites don't do. You can fully
  111. 3:17customize everything. Oh, one more thing
  112. 3:19that's actually really important. If you
  113. 3:20want to add more visuals and images to
  114. 3:22the site, you just need to click one of
  115. 3:24these images, and you can upload
  116. 3:26anything from your machine, and voila,
  117. 3:28that's how you add your own media. Quick
  118. 3:30side note is that as this is all built
  119. 3:32on WordPress, it gets added to the
  120. 3:34WordPress media gallery in the back end.
  121. 3:36So, you can reuse these images at any
  122. 3:37point in time in the future. After
  123. 3:39playing around a little bit, this is
  124. 3:40what I got the home page to look like,
  125. 3:42and all of that in minutes. Also, 10Web
  126. 3:44has launched a white label reseller
  127. 3:45dashboard for MSPs, agencies, and
  128. 3:48service companies. So, basically, if you
  129. 3:50need a fully white labeled WordPress
  130. 3:51website builder and hosting platform,
  131. 3:53and you want a turnkey solution that
  132. 3:55works under your own brand, 10Web does
  133. 3:57that, too, now. So, if you're looking
  134. 3:58for a A-to-Z solution where you get a
  135. 4:00website hosting on WordPress, which is
  136. 4:02ideal for SEO, with a content management
  137. 4:05system and a domain, and a AI editing
  138. 4:07interface that makes it really easy to
  139. 4:09implement your vision, all in one
  140. 4:10package, then you should try 10Web for
  141. 4:12yourself. And you'll find the website
  142. 4:14builder from the link in the video's
  143. 4:15description. And that's really it. Hope
  144. 4:17this was useful to you, and I will see
  145. 4:18you very soon.

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