AI Web Builder Knowledge Base
Comprehensive prompts and examples to help you get the most out of our AI website builder. Learn how to create stunning websites and optimize them for search engines.
Common AI Prompts
Copy and use these proven prompts to guide our AI in building your perfect website
Custom Color Scheme
Create a website with a blue and white color scheme that reflects trust and professionalism for my financial services business
Modern Minimalist Design
Design a clean, modern website with lots of white space and minimalist elements for my tech startup
Professional Corporate Look
Build a professional corporate website with a sophisticated color palette and elegant typography for my consulting firm
Brand-Specific Design
Create a website that matches my existing brand colors (green and gold) and incorporates my logo prominently
Homepage Layout
Design a homepage with a large hero section, services overview, client testimonials, and prominent call-to-action buttons
Custom Sections
Add sections for: About Us, Our Services, Portfolio Gallery, Team Members, and Contact Form
Navigation Structure
Create a top navigation menu with Home, About, Services, Portfolio, Blog, and Contact pages
Mobile-First Design
Ensure the website is fully responsive and looks great on mobile devices, tablets, and desktop computers
About Page Content
Write an About page that tells our company story, highlights our 10 years of experience, and showcases our team of 5 professionals
Services Description
Create a Services page listing: web design, SEO optimization, digital marketing, and e-commerce solutions with brief descriptions for each
Blog Section
Add a blog section to share industry insights, company news, and helpful tips for our customers
Contact Information
Include a contact page with our email, phone number, business address, contact form, and embedded Google Maps location
SEO Optimization
Optimize my website for search engines with proper meta tags, headings, and keyword placement for "digital marketing services in Miami"
Meta Tags Setup
Add SEO-friendly meta titles and descriptions for each page targeting my main keywords: web design, SEO, and digital marketing
Keyword Integration
Integrate these keywords naturally throughout the website: affordable web design, professional SEO services, local business marketing
Local SEO
Optimize my website for local search in Los Angeles including location-specific keywords and local business schema markup
SEO Content Structure
Structure content with proper H1, H2, H3 headings and include relevant keywords to improve search engine rankings
How To Set Up Google Analytics
Google Analytics 4 (GA4) helps you understand your website traffic and user behavior. Follow these steps to set up GA4 on your website.
Step 1: Create a Google Analytics Account
Go to the Google Analytics website and click "Get started" or "Start for free". Sign in with your Google account or create a new one. Click "Start measuring" to begin your setup.
Step 2: Create a Property
In the Admin section (bottom-left corner), click "Create Property". Enter your property name, select your country, reporting time zone, and currency. Click "Next", answer the business questions, and select "Get baseline reports" for your objectives. Click "Create".
Step 3: Set Up a Web Data Stream
Go to Admin → Data Streams, then click "Web" for websites. Enter your website URL and stream name. Enable "Enhanced Measurement" to automatically collect page views and other events. Click "Create Stream".
Step 4: Get Your Measurement ID
Once your data stream is created, you'll see a page with your Measurement ID (looks like G-XXXXXXX). This unique code links your website to Google Analytics.
Step 5: Install the Tracking Code
There are three main methods to install GA4:
Option A: Using Google Tag Manager (Recommended)
Create a new "Google Analytics: GA4 Configuration" tag in Tag Manager, paste your Measurement ID (G-XXXXXXX), and set trigger to "All Pages".
Option B: Manual Installation
Under Google tag, click "View tag instructions", then "Install manually". Copy the JavaScript snippet and paste it immediately after the <head> tag on each page of your website.
Option C: Using a Plugin (WordPress)
For WordPress, use a plugin like MonsterInsights. Install the plugin and follow its setup guide to connect to your GA4 account. The plugin will handle placing the GA4 code on your website.
Step 6: Verify Your Installation
Check if data is appearing in Realtime reports or DebugView. If not, verify that your GTM container is published (click "Submit" then "Publish" in GTM), or that your tracking code is properly installed on all pages.
Post-Setup Recommendations
After installation, exclude internal traffic from your reports and increase data retention to 14 months. This ensures your data is clean and useful for long-term analysis.
Pro Tips for Better Results
Be Specific
The more specific your prompt, the better results you'll get. Include details about your industry, target audience, and desired features.
Know Your Audience
Mention your target audience in your prompts to help the AI create content and design that resonates with your customers.
Provide Examples
If you have websites you admire, mention their style or features in your prompt to guide the AI toward your vision.