After this, you can test an AI website change the way a customer would, before it goes live.
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AI writes gorgeous headlines. Sometimes it breaks the form under them. A screenshot of the new page looks great either way, because the screenshot never has to fill out the form.
Look, I'd type "make it pop" into a box all day. Which is exactly why the box needs a checkpoint. Getting the change made is the easy part. Getting a customer through the finished page is the job.
Ask for the edit as a preview or draft, not straight onto the live site. When you ask, tell the AI to make the smallest change and leave the form alone (wording in the box).
Not your big monitor. Scroll the whole page and tap every button and link near the change.
Fill out the form the way a customer would, with TEST as the name so nobody mistakes it for a real lead.
Your inbox, your CRM, the text alert, wherever they go. Did it arrive, with every field filled in? Then delete it or mark it done.
Someone looks at the before and after side by side and approves it. Nothing goes live on its own, and ideally the person who asked for the edit isn't the one approving it.
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ADD THIS WHEN YOU ASK AI FOR THE EDIT:
"Make the smallest change that does this. Don't touch the
form, the phone number or the booking button. Don't add
reviews, numbers or claims I didn't give you."
BEFORE IT GOES LIVE
[ ] The change is in a draft or preview, not the live site
[ ] 1. Opened the preview on my phone, tapped every button
[ ] 2. Submitted the form with the name "TEST"Part 2 of 2 · Copy copies all 13 lines
[ ] 3. Found the TEST request where our leads land
Where: ______________________
[ ] A reviewer compared before and after and said go
[ ] Deleted or marked the TEST requestSummit Roofing, a fictional company, asks an AI editor for a punchier headline on its roof repair page. The draft looks fantastic on the office monitor.
Check one, on a phone: the headline's great, but the "Book an inspection" button under it now goes nowhere. Beautiful headline. Broken form. That's half a result.
The reviewer sends it back. The second draft keeps the new headline and fixes the button. Check two: a request named TEST goes in. Check three: it shows up in the office inbox with the phone number and address filled in. Now the reviewer says go, and it goes live. A whole result this time.
Try being the customer for a minute. The screenshot never has to fill out the form.
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