Generating a Page with a Build Prompt

⏱️ 4-6 min

Write a four-part Build prompt, try a starter, compare the result to Assist, and save your page.

Prompt recipe

Four things a good prompt covers

Click Search at the top of your screen, type Funnels and open it. Click + New Funnel, then Build with AI, then choose Build. A few clear sentences beat one vague line.

What the page is for

Say what kind of page it is, such as a sign-up page for a free guide.

  • One page, one goal

Who it is for

Name the person who will read it, like busy families with new puppies.

  • Describe one real person

What it should say

Add what makes your offer different and what you want the visitor to do at the end.

  • Say the final action plainly

How it should feel

Describe the look, like friendly, simple, and clean with one clear button.

  • Two or three style words is plenty
Step by step

From prompt to saved draft

Starters are a shortcut, not a requirement.

1

Type your prompt

Click into the prompt box and write your purpose, audience, message, and style.

2

Try a starter

Stuck? Click a prompt starter to fill the box, then add your own details on top.

3

Generate

Click to generate and give it a moment. Each generation can count toward AI limits.

4

Compare and name

Put the result next to your Assist page, then give the new page a clear name.

5

Save

Click Save so you can compare versions later.

Key terms

Definitions

Tap any term to expand it.

The words you type to tell the AI what to build.
A ready-made idea you click to fill the prompt box.
The mode where you describe your page in one text box.
The job of the page, like collecting sign-ups for a free guide.
Help me do it

Things To Do

Finish these before moving to the next lesson. They only take a few minutes.

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⚡ Tips

  • Do not stuff in too many ideas. One page, one goal, one action.
  • The AI only knows what you tell it, so add what makes your offer different.
  • Read a few starters. They show you how a good prompt is built.
  • Save before you rerun a changed prompt, so you can compare both versions.
Check yourself

Quick Knowledge Check

Answer a few quick questions to lock in what you just learned. Miss one and we'll show you the right answer.

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Which is NOT one of the four things a good prompt covers?

What does a prompt starter do?

True or false: You can try both Assist and Build on the same offer.

Build mode gives you one ____ where you type what you want.

Help me apply it

Try This With Your Favorite AI

Copy a prompt below and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or whatever AI tool you use. Fill in the bracketed details and it'll help you write your own version for your business.

✍️ Draft my four-part prompt

You are a prompt-writing coach helping me write a Build prompt for my AI page builder. My context: - [the kind of page I want] - [who it is for] - [what I want it to say and the final action] Give me: - One prompt of three to five short sentences - A style line with two or three feel words - One extra line about what makes my offer different Use plain words and stay under 90 words. Finish by asking me: "What is the one action I want the visitor to take at the end?"

⚖️ Compare my Assist and Build pages

You are a side-by-side page reviewer helping me compare two AI drafts of the same offer. My context: - [what the Assist page did well] - [what the Build page did well] - [what either one missed] Give me: - A short table of strengths for each draft - Which parts to keep from each - One line to add to my next prompt to fix gaps Keep it to wording, layout, and prompt fixes. Finish by asking me: "Which draft sounds more like my own voice?"

A clear prompt is a skill you build by doing it. Write one for a real offer and compare it to your Assist page.